Ontario Bioblitz

Nature explorers of all skill levels team up to survey life and build natural history skills & connections. #CommunityScience #Biodiversity #NatureForAll

[Biodiversity Education & Awareness Network @BEANOntario]

Little caterpillar, big appetite. Help take a bite out EGM numbers in Ontario by participating in the @InvSp & @OntModelForest Egg Mass Scrapping Contest! Bonus - participants will be entered into a draw for a prize pack! https://t.co/jj76M2VhgO

[Biodiversity Education & Awareness Network @BEANOntario]

#DYK Ontario is home to eight different species of bats. This October get to know them all with @OntarioNature's handy bat Guide! https://t.co/jF7g77gCid

[Biodiversity Education & Awareness Network @BEANOntario]

Moths are biodiversity powerhouses acting as an important food source, pollinator and bioindicator. This #NationalMothWeek we encourage you to learn more about moth starting with this @NCC_CNC blog! https://t.co/0c2s0PAH7V

[Conservation Ontario @conont]

DYK - The #Massasauga Rattlesnake is Ontario’s only venomous snake, though it will only bite in self-defence if it is threatened or harassed. The Massasauga is the only Ontario snake with a vertical (cat-like) pupil. https://t.co/Phw6yraZHc
#WorldSnakeDay #StepIntoNature 🐍

[Greenbelt Foundation @greenbeltca]

Did you know that nearly 9 million Ontarians live within a 20-minute drive of the Greenbelt? This summer, discover the trails along the 21 protected urban river valleys across the region. Look out for art installations, local wildlife & more! Discover: https://t.co/ODMBh3mq7p

[Birds Canada @BirdsCanada]

The 2020 Canadian Nightjar Survey is on now thorugh July 15. Learn more & find out how to get involved: https://t.co/KjVx7sui0f

[Ontario Nature @OntarioNature]

We are hosting a socially distanced Butterfly Identification Workshop on Pelee Island! 🦋

When: July 26, from 9:00 am to 12:00pm.

Limit to 15 participants. Face masks required. Please visit our website to learn more: https://t.co/dFJ2ePf5wv

[NatureConservancy.ca | Conservationdelanature.ca @NCC_CNC]

Learn some cool facts about one of the most endangered and least protected ecosystems in the whole world and what you can do to help conserve it. https://t.co/RhI5fmNa1n

[Sheila Colla, Ph.D @SaveWildBees]

People in southern ON, QC or NB, we need your help! The Rusty-patched #bumblebee has not been seen in CAN since I found it @pineryprovpark in 2009. We are updating the @cosewic assessment & need help looking for it in these provinces b/c of #COVID19. Please RT! #RustyPatchedGo

[TheMeadoway @TheMeadoway]

Here's a little tease of what's to come this Thursday on our Facebook LIVE at 2pm. We're pulling back the curtain on invasive species like the Canada Thistle. The seed heads are full of many fluffy hairs and their prickles are a major deterrent to wildlife! #invasivespecies

[Kathy Jones (she/her) @Volunteer4Birds]

Your #CLLSSurvey data at work! This is what can be achieved with #CitizenScience data!

[Birds Canada - Ontario Region @BirdsCanada_ON]

#Cutefix

[Conservation Biology @ConBiology]

Vinecology focuses on making wine production more compatible with species conservation, so far it is showing positive results in bird conservation. #ornithology

Read more on this practice: https://t.co/DP1ouANDhI

[Toronto Ornithological Club @birdingtoronto]

Special event!

Join us for our first Trans-Canada webinar event as we talk to David Allen Sibley about his new book, What It’s Like to Be a Bird!

RSVP here: https://t.co/0zJ4siC3cL #tobirdparty

[Biodiversity Education & Awareness Network @BEANOntario]

Uniquely Canadian: @NCC_CNC & Nature Serve Canada report identifies 300+ species/sub-species found only in Canada (ex. eastern wolf, wood bison, Pacific Steller's jay, Banff longnose dace, Atlantic whitefish) https://t.co/N3OAdRqyFF

[RougeNational_NOW @RNUP_NOW]

New Dragonfly for Lacey's Pond. Can anyone identify this dragonfly? Thanks.

[Cylita Guy, PhD (she/her) @CylitaGuy]

Non-black followers - PLS READ #BlackintheIvory.

Take it all in and let it marinate.

And know that what you are reading about only a fraction of what occurs.

[Toronto and Region Conservation Authority @TRCA_HQ]

Join us this week for our #AtHomeWithNature online educational videos, activities, and resources. We will be starting the week off learning about Owl calls!