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The Silent Sentinel of Winter: The Great Horned Owl

When night falls and the world quiets, the Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus) emerges as the apex predator of the

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Cold Comfort: Life in the Subnivean Zone

Most wildlife migrate, hibernate, or insulate to adapt to winter conditions in cottage country. However, some small mammals adapt to

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Why Consider a Mudroom?

A mudroom is an invaluable addition to many homes, especially in regions with unpredictable weather. Acting as a transitional space

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Nature Sculpting

We humans sometimes think we are the only ones who practice art. But a quick walk in the woods reveals

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FEATUREDKids

Build a Snow Fort!

While it feels cold to the touch, believe it or not, snow is actually a wonderful insulator.  Animals such as

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Critters Corner: Woodland Caribou

Riverview Park and Zoo Say hello to the Riverview Park and Zoo Woodland Caribou! We are open for visitors through

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Cottage Memories: Chronicles of A City Boy’s Life In The Country

SEASONAL MUSINGS By Craig Nicholson The municipal tax roll says I’m a “seasonal resident”. Does this mean I’m also recognized

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FEATUREDHome & Cottage

How to Prepare Your Home for Winter

The Farmers’ Almanac forecast for the winter of 2024-2025 suggests that Canadians should brace for a particularly challenging season. PKHBA

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Embracing Spring: Kawartha Wildlife Centre’s Top 5 Tips for Wildlife-Friendly Activities

As the snow begins to melt and with the vibrant colours of spring just around the corner, it’s the perfect

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