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Articles by Mark Stabb
Scaling-up restoration
| “We can do something big here.” That was my thought in spring 2011 when I looked across the rolling, sandy hills of what would become the Hazel Bird Nature Reserve in Ontario. At that time, I had been with the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) for several years, and we identified the property as a promising conservation project. Although it was over-run by introduced Scots pine, knapweed and other invasive species, it still had remnants of a tall grass prairie landscape.
Seasons Autumn 1996
DEPARTMENTS 8 | Earth Watch Ontario guts more environmental laws; faster action needed for species at risk; the sorry saga or Monarchs and Milkweed; municipality stands up for the Escarpment; Ontario’s new Planning Act in effect; wildlife is more than “game and fish”; update on blear-bear hunting; manage your woodlot for wildlife; 38 | Insider Custodians wanted; FON writing inventory how-to manual; results from FON’s Annual Conference in Sault Ste. Marie. 42 | Reflections Job prospects.
Seasons Spring 1996
DEPARTMENTS 8 | Earth Watch Conflict over mining in Temagami; farms seek hunt on sandhill cranes; Omnibus Bill allows sale of Conservation Authority land; Cedar Point proposal goes to OMB; Bill 20 soft on protecting environment; the Morris Tract may yet be saved. 31 | Birder’s Notebook Peregrine numbers soar. By Nancy Mahony 41 | Insider Board sets goals for next 5 years; 32,000 envelopes later; happy trails; bylaw change. 46 | Reflections Simply walking.
Seasons Winter 2000
DEPARTMENTS 5 | View from Locke House The Christmas Bird Count: a family legacy. By Nancy Clark 6 | Earth Watch Roadwork threatens rare species in conservation reserve; saving Toronto’s old-growth; important bird areas dedicated; golf course to be built in Marshfield Woods; the waiting game. 16 | This Season Biologist Chris Jones mucks around. By Dorthy Pedersen 43 | Insider Summer fun for young naturalists; another new face; writing contest deadline near; conservation at work.
ON Nature Winter 2014
DEPARTMENTS 5 | This issue Half empty. By Caroline Schultz 6 | Earth Watch American marten in focus; new nature sanctuary; how wood frogs brave the winter; notable snake sighting; winter tracking 101; toxic fallout at Grassy Narrows; sprawl costs, big time. 36 | Our Community We are lost together. 37 | Our Member Groups Much to celebrate in Kawartha. 38 | Last Word Cottages don’t belong in Algonquin.
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