SWCR

SWCR is a 1035 hectare area of Crown land located in Norfolk County, Ontario two separate locations – the Nursery Tract and the Turkey Point Tract.

[Gregg McLachlan @WorkCabin]

Ornithologists' Workshop Video Filled With Inspiring Stories and Experiences https://t.co/dD7OuRdfmc | @BirdsCanada @LongPointBirdOb @VortexOptics #birds #ornithology

[ALUS @ALUS_Solutions]

Happening today!

[Turkey Point PP @TurkeyPointPP]

Heading out in the heat?

Remember to:
☀️ Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water
☀️ Avoid sun exposure and take breaks
☀️ Plan hikes for early morning or late afternoon
☀️ Never leave people or pets inside vehicles or in direct sun

[Gregg McLachlan @WorkCabin]

Filmmaker vs Videographer. What's the Difference? #conservationmatters | https://t.co/gzzYAiqu6n

[Turkey Point PP @TurkeyPointPP]

🎉 Book an Ambassador reservations are now open! 🎉

Our ambassadors are here to help you!

We have workshops on...
🌲 an introduction to parks
🍔 camp cooking
🔥 building a campfire
🏕️ setting up a campsite
🐿️ wildlife in parks

Book now! https://t.co/t5in5VF0MI

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

Working together gives rise to amazing outcomes.

[Gregg McLachlan @WorkCabin]

Filming with @nrsinews today and capturing the stories of pollinator research in Long Point Walsingham Forest Priority Place 🎥 @SWCRCC @LPWBR

[Long Point Biosphere @LPWBR]

We promise to keep you on an adventure. Tomorrow we will be visiting the @SWCRCC to observe 🐜 🐞 🐛 🤩 as well as visiting an @NCC_CNC property to discuss benefits of prescribed burns!

[Long Point Biosphere @LPWBR]

Kari Gunson with the Road Ecology Working Group will be training people on how to help turtles and snakes move across roads safely and to accurately record a wildlife sighting. June 15 - 18. If you are interested please sign up here https://t.co/aKHTPr38Gp #priorityplace

[Gregor Beck @ggbeck]

We're getting into prime #turtle nesting season near #LongPoint, #LakeErie. Thank you for being extra careful to avoid hitting them on roadways. Many people stopping today to help get Snapping and other species to safety. #TurtleTuesday

@scgardens @LongPointBirdOb @roadecology

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

@LongPointBirdOb 😮

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

Monarch are back!

[ALUS @ALUS_Solutions]

Join ALUS Outaouais for a presentation on Mission Monarch. Farmers can participate by sharing their own monarch observations or organizing activities with the community during the monarch blitz in July and August. Find out more on Wednesday, June 8th.

https://t.co/kfiyfd0uKV

[Long Point Biosphere @LPWBR]

#priorityplace
Tallgrass prairies and savannas are some of the most endangered ecological communities in the Long Point Walsingham Forest. There over 200 species of plants, prairie smoke, blazing-star and wild bergamot just to name a few.
Less than 3 percent remains!

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

What an amazing time of year. If you restore it they will come.

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

🍄 A world without fungi would likely be a dead world. Fungi and trees have an unusual symbiotic relationship, allowing them to exchange nutrients.

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

Springtime in the CR after a good rain! #takeahike

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

New wayfinding signage and QR codes at 5 trailheads. Download trail maps on your phone with a quick scan of the QR code at each of the trailheads. Please remember to follow the code of conduct on our trail brochure and follow trail signs closely.

[Gregor Beck @ggbeck]

Let's all help reduce #bird mortality due to window strikes. We have the technology and know-how to fix this!

Spotted this effort to help on a Bay Street pedestrian overpass recently by the Scotiabank Arena, Toronto. Not sure who to thank...but thanks! https://t.co/jyZ55N5Rj8

[Gregor Beck @ggbeck]

Exciting to see new edition of #Watersheds published! It's an engaging & hopefully inspiring intro to ecology & environmental issues, with a water focus. New content on climate change, biodiversity & invasive species. Packed with "How to Help" tips. Beautiful art by Clive Dobson.

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

Childhood memories that hint at Spring!

[SWCR @SWCRCC]

@WorkCabin Been hearing them four five days. Just waiting on Peepers and Salamanders next!