Biodiversity and Your Eastern Ontario Woodlot is a series of Extension Notes discussing native biodiversity within the woodland communities.

This booklet is intended as a tool to assist landowners in enhancing species at risk habitat.

This report provides a clear and concise synopsis of what is being done regarding provision of ecological goods and services on private lands in Canada.

This paper explores the rights and responsibility related to the movement of emerald ash borer.

Report on a survey of Canadian farmers and ranchers to look at issues surrounding the stewardship of Canadian agricultural lands in general and of ecological goods and services in particular.

This critical assessment looks at outstanding issues, dynamics of the operating environment, key accomplishments and unexpected outcomes that have resulted, all in the context of Naturalized Knowledge Systems.

A PowerPoint presentation on Naturalized Knowledge Systems

First Nations' approaches toward environmental stewardship have always been based upon partnership and a sense of belonging within the natural environment. This article the addressed the cornerstone of traditional community relationships.

This factsheet describes the ash forests of Ontario and discusses the emerald ash borer.

L’arrivée inévitable de l’agrile du frêne constitue un défi intimidant pour de nombreux propriétaires de boisés en Ontario.