Grassy Narrows First Nation brings its fight for mercury justice to Toronto, the Chiefs of Ontario call for the return of Ancestors and sacred belongings, and Spotted Lanternfly arrives in Canada.

Fall migration is getting underway, Wasaga Beach says it will refrain from raking and construction in the Plover habitat at Beach 1, and the conversation around data centres continues across Ontario

Credit Valley Conservation launches a new program to safeguard the Credit River watershed from destructive invaders.

From reluctant tag-along to a lifelong lover of Point Pelee.

When it comes to bee conservation, most people don’t think about microbes. However, joint research from the University of Guelph and Wildlife Preservation Canada (WPC) shows that protecting pollinator...

Every year, Pollinator Partnership Canada highlights the vital role of insects by hosting Pollinator Week. While this year’s events, which ran from June 22 to 28 across North America, have wrapped up,...

Point Pelee National Park becomes a birding hotspot in May as hundreds of different species migrate through.

A look at what's migrating through Ontario as the province approves permits Grassy Narrows First Nation says could worsen the mercury crisis the community faces, and Plovers have returned to Wasaga!

City officials and Conservation Halton team up for the annual spring tradition of protecting a rare species as it moves to its breeding ponds along the Niagara Escarpment.

City officials and Conservation Halton team up for the annual spring tradition of protecting a rare species as it moves to its breeding ponds along the Niagara Escarpment.

From a rare western visitor in Halton, to a landmark victory for pollinator gardens, we look at the latest on Highway 413, the Wasaga Beach land transfer, and a proposed Sandhill Crane hunting season.

From a rare western visitor in Halton, to a landmark victory for pollinator gardens, we look at the latest on Highway 413, the Wasaga Beach land transfer, and a proposed Sandhill Crane hunting season.

A photo essay of a year spent documenting the nature of an urban park in Halton Hills that proved great images can be found anywhere.

Ontario’s Auditor General found that the public consultation process for Highway 413 did not provide sufficient information to understand impacts on the Greenbelt and environment

By Matt Prokopchuk, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, TBnewswatch.com

By Sonal Gupta, a Local Journalism Initiative Reporter with Canada’s National Observer.

The Doug Ford government has picked away at the law that enshrines the public’s power in decision-making that affects Ontario’s environment. Here’s what’s left

From stashing cones to sounding alarms, these fiery little mammals are busy preparing for the long Canadian winter.

Amid rising heat and smoky summers, local experts say planting trees is one of the simplest, most effective tools residents have to protect their community from a changing climate.

By Anushka Yadav, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Pointer

A photographic journey through the golden hues and crimson canopies of autumns past across the Halton Region.

Rallying for the Climate and Renewing Our Vows to Photography.

Event in Georgetown among national movement calling for urgent climate action

By Anushka Yadav, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Pointer

A new partnership expands our reporting on environmental issues, with updates on a federal investigation and the future of three provincial parks.

By: Riley Murphy, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Caledon Citizen

Despite widespread public concern over the tree removal during nesting season, a federal investigation has found no violation of the Migratory Birds Act.

The Field & Shutter Press gains a new resource to bring its readers more expansive environmental news coverage in the Halton Region.

Environmental groups warn that the proposed land transfer and recent changes to the Endangered Species Act threaten recovery efforts. The Town of Wasaga Beach Reassures Public on Plover Protections.

Environmental groups warn that the proposed land transfer and recent changes to the Endangered Species Act threaten recovery efforts. The Town of Wasaga Beach Reassures Public on Plover Protections.