Conserving environmentally sensitive lands is an issue for all of us. Certainly, as a land trust and environmental institute, it’s rare’s priority.
In honour of Black History Month, we are happy to present Alannah Grant, MSc student at the Newman Ecophysiology Lab at the University of Guelph, and recipient of the Ages Foundation Fellowship, conducting research at rare
Tophat, our rescued painted turtle and mascot for rare, may be smiling today!
EcoGift two years in planning protects land straddling the west branch of the Eramosa River, forever.
The monarch, Canada’s most beloved butterfly, has been widely known as a threatened species for many years.
Most of the land was under hundreds of metres of Ice just over ten thousand years ago, and when that ice left, there were no earthworms to move the soil. I
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