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Thank you for your interest in joining our team. Land Care Niagara is currently accepting applications the following:

Wildlife Technician (Temporary 8 week contract) – closes June 10th 2022 at Midnight

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Today is NATIONAL TREE DAY!🌲🌳🌴🍃 How ar Today is NATIONAL TREE DAY!🌲🌳🌴🍃 How are you celebrating? 💚As part of their Tree Love initiative, $1 from every book sold today will be donated to Land Care Niagara! 💚”Goodnight World, A Letter For Trees” by local author @laceyboucherbooks aims to raise awareness for all ages on the importance of our trees, and that we can all protect them in meaningful ways. 💚This will ONLY be available to those living in the Niagara Region as books will all be personally delivered. Purchase by messaging @laceyboucherbooks or emailing lacey@laceyboucherbooks.com Thank you so much, Lacey, for your generosity and commitment to helping your local environment!!
Land Care Niagara is very excited to be part of th Land Care Niagara is very excited to be part of the Restoration at Gonder's Flats! Construction is underway to restore 1.5hectares (4 acres) of wetland habitat, part of a multi-year environmental project on the Niagara River in Fort Erie, Ontario. The wetland project is supported by Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, Ducks Unlimited Canada, Land Care Niagara, and Niagara Community Foundation. Learn more at the link in our bio! 🦆🍃🐟🐸 @ducontario @niagaraparks @niagaracommunityfoundation @npca_ontario
It’s another #treetrivia Thursday! Do you know It’s another #treetrivia Thursday! Do you know which native Ontario tree species this is?🌳 Hint: At one time, this tree commonly lived to be over 200 years old. However, due to an invasive fungal pathogen, it now rarely lives beyond 30 years.
This Wildlife Wednesday we look at some special vi This Wildlife Wednesday we look at some special visitors at the Releaf Nursery at Vineland Station. Slide 1: Baby American Toad. Slide 2: Adult American Toad. American Toads eat insects and other creatures that live in soil such as worms and slugs, which could explain why we see so many at the nursery! Slide 3: Eastern Cottontail Rabbit. Rabbits in general prefer to hide from predators and rarely make open spaces their habitat, so this one was just passing through and we were lucky to see it! Slide 4: Black Mink. Minks are known to burrow and create dens and we have seen this little guy digging tunnels under our trees and polyhouse.
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