Biodiversity is a big word for the variety of life on Earth.
Biodiversity is you — and every other living thing on the planet.
We see biodiversity every day, but it’s more than bugs and animals and trees. It’s about how everything is connected. If we lose one piece of biodiversity, the rest is affected.
Today’s post comes from Sheila Wiebe, a Marketing and Development Specialist at Bronte Creek Provincial Park.
I recently celebrated the halfway point in my life. The milestone of 50 years on this Earth, half a century.
As I usually do around my birthday I reflected on the past year: the accomplishments, the challenges, and everything in between.
I felt like I needed to do something to commemorate the occasion. Continue reading My 50 trees challenge
Most people think of provincial parks as beautiful spots to be one with nature. We see them as clean, protected places that are safe for wildlife.
However, not everyone treats them that way.
