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Passionate about putting Ontario's southwest into words; currently on a deep dive into history @ Western University.
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End of the Road or New Beginnings? Stephen Lee Naish Reflects on the Post-Catastrophe Film’s Relationship to Climate Change

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By Mary Baxter Verified
| Nature’s Past
Stephen Lee Naish is a long-time fan of the 1990s blockbuster disaster movie, so when he came across trailers for more recent films like The Domestics, Awake and The Silence, he was eager to experience the action. But the films were not what he expected. They were slower. “The level of destruction was scaled back or totally absent,” he says. As surviving a world-changing catastrophe took centre stage, the films themselves became meditations on the human condition.
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Retracing the Steps of Mary Schäffer Warren

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By Mary Baxter Verified
| Nature’s Past
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a long way from Banff, Alberta, but it is clear that the journey was worth it for Mary Schäffer Warren (1861-1939), an American writer, painter and photographer, and her first husband, Dr. Charles Schäffer, an amateur botanist. From their first visit to the Canadian Rockies in 1889, they travelled back nearly every summer to study the wildflowers. Mary continued these mountain explorations after Charles’ death in 1903, pushing deep into the wilderness.
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Ontario’s Conservation Authorities: Past, Present and Future

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By Mary Baxter Verified
| Nature’s Past
As a cub reporter in 1990s Owen Sound, I always looked forward to covering the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority. The authority held its board meetings in its administration building that nestled in an arboretum. The location offered a moment of tranquility during a busy day of reporting. But before covering this beat, and like many an urbanite, I had no clue about the range of programming these regional agencies offered or who actually operated them.
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