Pollinators
The Canadian Wildlife Federation poster is free to download or to order as a paper copy. We hear a lot about bees these days, how they are struggling to survive and how […]
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Think about an ice cube, the smaller it is the faster it melts
Ecological connectivity Breaks in ecological corridors Forest fragmentation Why is it important to connect parcels of land and maintain open corridors? Did you know that you need to be 200 […]
TURTLE NESTING SEASON
Nicolas Bousquet is the author of the following article. At the moment his major project that he is in charge of is a study of the wood turtle :This includes […]
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS
A successful AGM was held on June 18, 2022. For those of you who would like to read the documentation given at the public meeting please see the attached: Agenda […]
Jane is an outdoor enthusiast who loves nature and walking. You can see her striding through the village and walking on our trails year round.
She has always loved walking and especially enjoys showing her visitors the Massawippi Trails when they come to stay in the region. Jane is as intimately entwined in the history […]
In the words of Jacques Cousteau, “You protect what you love,” and that is what Margot Graham Heyerhoff does best.
Margot and her family moved to the Massawippi Valley permanently in 2002 however she had already established a love for the area long before when attending university and working in the […]
Pat Webster
It has been more than ten years since Pat joined Tom Wilcox and Margot Heyerhoff to found the Massawippi Foundation. Like them, Pat stayed on for the long run, but […]
Embracing the north in your glass
Did you know that our region is home to some extraordinary farms and vineyards where the passion for organic farming practises is decades old? Caring for the environment and growing […]
Why do Beech and Oak leaves hang on through the winter?
Have you ever noticed those parchment thin leaves of the Beech tree that hang on bravely throughout the winter? What about the rich brown Oak leaves rustling like paper in […]
Let’s Get OUTSIDE!
We are hearing all too often about children spending too much time indoors and in front of screens (phones, tablets, computers and TV). Have you heard about nature deficit disorder? […]
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