On Sunday, October 11^th and Monday October 12^th, children, families and nature lovers alike got out into nature, hiked the trails, took wagon rides to the sugar bush, built a bird box, and worked up an appetite at this hands-on conservation event sponsored by Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority, Ontario Nature and OPG Biodiversity 2009.

On October 4, 2009, the High Park Harvest Festival gave Torontonians an opportunity to get outside and explore the city’s unique urban wilderness at a fun-filled, activity-packed fair for all ages. The event was sponsored by Ontario Nature and Ontario Power Generation.

On September 20, 2009 the Cawthra Mulock Nature Reserve in Newmarket played host to a fun-filled, hands-on, activity-packed Conservation Fair. The event was sponsored by Ontario Nature and Ontario Power Generation.

On September 13, 2009 children, families and nature lovers witnessed the natural phenomenon of butterfly migration at the first ever “Butterfly Migration Festival” at Tommy Thompson Park. The hands-on conservation event was sponsored by Toronto Region Conservation, Ontario Nature and OPG Biodiversity 2009.

On August 29, 2009 the dragonflies and damselflies were the stars of  the Dragonfly Festival in Orillia, a hands-on, interactive family conservation event sponsored by Ontario Nature, Ontario Power Generation and “Kids for Turtles” Environmental Education.

On August 23, 2009 kids and their families got outside, had fun and learned about nature at Springbank Park at “Nature Discovery Family Day”, a hands-on, interactive family conservation event sponsored by Ontario Nature, Ontario Power Generation, the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority and the City of London.