A special thank you to visitors and volunteers at our Conservation Areas for helping us this June give mother turtles a helping hand.

It's story time and turtle time on the Cedar Trail at Enniskillen Conservation Area! Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority staff...

It’s springtime and Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority staff have the wonderful task of walking our trails now that the snow is...

CLOCA has developed significant expertise in the design of traditional and sustainable technologies to guide responsible planning.

In less than 24 hours it will be Bat Week, an international celebration designed to raise awareness about the need for bat conservation.

Purple Woods Conservation Area is a great place to hike, year-round. Explore this Conservation Area by a Scavenger Hunt Through the Seasons.

How you can help your local Monarch butterfly population on Flight of the Monarch Day (Aug. 22), throughout the summer and into the fall.

July finds our wetland biologist visiting 18 coastal wetlands, monitoring water quality and collecting macroinvertebrate samples (bugs).

In our 62 years, that is a question we constantly come up against as a conservation organization.

The Baltimore Checkerspot was named for the first Lord Baltimore due to its similarity of colours in the family crest.

Here is your next BFF (ButterFlyFriend): the Red Admiral (Vanessa Atalanta). These butterflies overwinter as an adult, but don't hibernate.

Let’s start with one of our favourite butterflies, because for us it signals the beginning of spring: it is the mourning cloak.

While temperatures continue to increase, this stirs up a reptile that always gets a bad rap: the snake.

Signs (and Sounds) of Spring in Ontario: Frogs. Which are the first two species we hear, typically in April?

Hey, kids! Feeling stuck inside? Why not bring the outdoors in and explore the exciting world of birds!

While we have staff dedicated to managing our conservation areas, we cannot be there all the time, so, in come our CATS volunteers!

“Who cooks for you?” “Who cooks for you all?” This is the eerie communication call of the Barred Owl that intermittently fills the night...

Ever wonder why it snows less when it’s colder? Or how do snowflakes start? Or why snowflakes are so different? Temperature and humidity.

The forest that Zavitz planted in our watershed was his first experimental conifer planting.

Welcome to the first day of Bat Week! Found squeaking helplessly on the forest floor after a stormy night in June, two baby Hoary bats...