While the COVID-19 pandemic restricted our community from all of the usual events & outings that bring us together, each September we felt a little something special was in order following our summer breaks – a double-sized newsletter issue!
Features in our September 2021 issue included:
- Reaching Beyond the Naturalist Community by Ellen Schwartzel
- Tree of the Month: Eastern Cottonwood by James Eckenwalder
- Native, Indigenous, Endemic – Oh My! by Jason Ramsay-Brown
- Lymantria dispar dispar (gypsy moths) and trees by James Eckenwalder
- Ferns and Fern Allies by Nancy Dengler
- Toronto Islands: Adding Nature to the Master Plan by Ellen Schwartzel
- Toronto’s Horsetails by Jenny Bull
- Toronto Nature Stewards by Bob Kortright
- Golf Courses to Parklands by Ellen Schwartzel
- Q&A: What are these small mushrooms? by Richard Aaron
- Why does Ragweed Pollen cause Allergies? by Nancy Dengler
- Mindful Drawing by Sandra Iskandar
- Bird Behaviour: Yellow-bellied Sapsucker by Jennifer Smith
- Plus much more, and all of our regular reports, news, and notices
Features in our September 2020 issue included:
- Nature in Pandemic Times by Ellen Schwartzel
- Tree of the Month – Eastern Sycamore by James Eckenwalder
- How Egg-Laying Butterflies Choose the Right Host Plant by Nancy Dengler
- Toronto Wildflowers – Sunflowers and Silphium by Peter Money
- Q&A: Birds’ Sense of Smell by Bob Kortright
- The “Big Four” of High Park by Joanne Doucette
- Photography and Behaviour by Zunaid Khan
- High Park Moth Study – Five Years and 1,000 Species Later by Richard Aaron
- Fascinated with Fasciation by Jason Ramsay-Brown
- How Plants Defend Themselves from Herbivorous Predators by Nancy Dengler
- Plus much more, and all of our regular reports, news, and notices
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