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 air of intact forest...

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...

You can recycle those Halloween pumpkins for wildlife

A record number of eight Least Bitterns were sighted at seven different coastal wetlands in our watershed this summer!

Each fall in our watershed, we collect data on the movement of spawning adult Chinook and Coho Pacific Salmon from Lake Ontario

CLOCA utilizes turtle monitoring boxes to improve our understanding of turtle populations in the coastal wetlands of Lake Ontario

Our interpretation of Air 'b and b' recognized as a Certified Wildlife-friendly Habitat

This summer, campers learned the difference between storm drains and sewers, and that all drains lead to fish habitat.

Hundreds of goldfish found in Pumphouse Marsh by CLOCA's Aquatic Monitoring Crew impact watershed health.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar: Monarch caterpillars are enjoying chomping down at Heber Down!

The Unwanted Gift: Right behind habitat loss, the largest issue for wild birds is our pet cats.