Obvious Snails
by Fred Schueler, Fragile Inheritance Natural History
When a species has “obvia” as its specific epithet, and it’s so conspicuous that you can survey its...
The Weather with Connor
featuring Connor Mockett
Hello, everyone! Welcome to the second installment of The Weather with Connor. We’ve got a few things to recap in this weeks...
Burn Henry Ford in Effigy Night
submitted by Fred Schueler, Fragile Inheritance Natural History
Calendar-bound traditions usually have a macabre holiday on a fixed date in the fall, often enlivened with...
Green & Growing?
submitted by Fred Schueler
After it was formed by provincial amalgamation of three municipalities, North Grenville burdened itself with the paradoxical motto “Green & Growing,”...
Pocket Gardens and Trout Lilies
by Philip Fry
It is difficult for most of us to know what to do about the loss of biodiversity taking place right under our...
Energy:The Transition to Electricity
by Philip Fry
The Provincial Government has stitched many of the threads that bind the three layers of our landscape quilt together. Complementing our access...
Greening Green Energy
by Philip Fry
After weeks of little response, I have been overwhelmed with informative and encouraging messages, some brief and focused, others full of exciting...
The restorative potential of the Ferguson Forestry Centre
by Philip Fry
A reader recently wrote to me about her property, asking for suggestions about what might be done to clean, restore, and plant...
The Triumph of the Bromes
submitted by Fred Schueler, Fragile Inheritance Natural History
Brandon Mayer’s recent article “Weed Spraying Facts” provides facts about the excuses that are used for roadside...
The Weather with Connor
Hello, everyone! Welcome back to another week of The Weather with Connor. This week I’d like to talk about something that I saw back...