Education and Awareness

This guide includes information on 11 species of important fish found in Ontario, and touches on species at risk, invasive species, and game fish. For each species detailed, there is an overview of the fish’s appearance, diet, habitat, and life history.

This Study Guide is to be used to help Ontario Envirothon teams prepare for the Ontario Envirothon Program. Learn about soil formation, the physical and chemical nature of soils, soil biodiversity and management.

This fact sheet gives you all the info you need when choosing and caring for your real, locally grown, Christmas tree!

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Forests Ontario is dedicated to making Ontario’s forests greener through tree planting, education, and community engagement. The province of Ontario has committed to planting 50 million trees under the 50 Million Tree Program. Forests Ontario is helping to achieve this goal by engaging landowners and aiding tree planting activities. Between 2008 and 2018, Forests Ontario supported the planting of over 24 million trees covering almost 15 thousand hectares.

This paper summarizes much of the accumulated knowledge related to tree seed acquisition, seed management, identifies some of the species-specific complexities, and reviews program management strategies undertaken in Ontario and in other jurisdictions. It also attempts to forecast what will be required in the future to address universal opportunities and challenges posed by changes to climate, loss in biodiversity, species at risk, invasive species, and landscape sustainability, all from a tree seed perspective.