Come Join us for a “What’s Under That Log?” Book Signing Event! Come and join us for a book signing event with Dr. Katharine Yagi, for her recently published children’s book called “What’s Under That Log?”. Katharine was inspired to write this book because of her son’s enthusiasm and interest in nature and wildlife. With […]
8Trees Biology Day Camp Recently we hosted our first 8Trees Biology Day Camp and we are proud to say it was a HUGE success! We want to thank all of the children and parents for your interest and help to support our day camp. We are so grateful for all the wonderful feedback received by the
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We are excited to announce that 8Trees Inc. has published a brand-new children’s book called, “What’s Under That Log?” written by our Research Associate and herpetologist, Dr. Katharine Yagi, and illustrated by our very own digital artist, Heather Yagi. This book is all about investigating the nature around you and introduces children to the study of herpetology.
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This spring will be the beginning of our second year of the Citizen Science Coverboard Project – Thank you to everyone who participated in Year 1! Last spring was a bit cold and wildlife observations were minimal, but we were happy to see several photos of snakes sent in by mid summer! The first year
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Spring emergence is almost here! Spring is the time of year to start keeping watch for wildlife crossing the roads, especially amphibians and reptiles. Our 8Trees team encourages everyone to join our Community Road Watch Project by downloading My Field App and taking photos of what you see crossing the road! My Field App is our citizen science data
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8Trees Inc. is launching the Citizen Science Coverboard Project,  in alignment with our ongoing data collection initiative across the Niagara-Hamilton, Haldimand and Norfolk regions. What is the purpose? Southern Ontario, being part of the Carolinian ecozone and representing the most southern region in Canada, is one of the most biodiverse areas in the country. The Niagara-Hamilton region
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