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In December 2022, Environment and Climate Change Canada announced the extension of the Natural Heritage Conservation Program (NHCP). WHC is pleased and honoured to partner with Canadian land trusts, the Nature Conservancy of Canada and Ducks Unlimited Canada through an extended NHCP. These partners Continue reading The NHCP-LTCF Large Grants Program is accepting applications!
Following the news Friday morning that the federal government had withdrawn amendments G4 and G46 in firearms Bill C-21, OFAH Manager of Policy Mark Ryckman spoke with Ontario OUT of DOORS Magazine. “We’re pleased that the Liberal government has recognized Continue reading Bill C-21 Update
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The Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security has just voted unanimously to withdraw amendments G4 and G46 to firearms Bill C-21. These amendments would have codified a definition of prohibited firearms that would have impacted certain semi-automatic centre-fire Continue reading Breaking News on C-21
Since Bill C-21 was re-tabled in May 2022, the OFAH has been working to keep the hunting community informed and advocating for the concerns of responsible gun owners. CLICK HERE to check out our Firearms Issues page for a more Continue reading Update on OFAH Bill C-21 advocacy
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An invasive insect that attacks hemlocks is expanding its range in Ontario Hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) is an aphid-like insect that only feeds on hemlock trees. First found in British Columbia a hundred years ago, and in Virginia in the Continue reading Hemlock bug spreading
Public feedback sought on fishing rule changes Have your say: see your digital edition for easy access to these web pages FMZ 15 Public consultation is now sought for a proposal that may change fishing regulations in Fisheries Management Zone Continue reading Public feedback sought on fishing rule changes
Ingredients: Serves 6 3 tbsp olive oil 2 lb venison, cubed 4 cloves garlic, minced 2 medium white onions, diced 1/4 cup flour 4 cups beef broth 1 /2 tall can of Guinness beer, or any other stout 1 /3 cup of tomato paste Continue reading Venison Irish stew
Our Learning Centre is open but we need your help! We’re looking for donations of nature books to fill our library shelves If you have books that are looking for a new home, we welcome you to drop them off Continue reading Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary
A proposal that may change fishing regulations in Fisheries Management Zone (FMZ) 10 is now available for public comment on the Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) until 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 12. The 201-page Fisheries Management Plan posted by the Ministry of Natural Continue reading FMZ 10 changes in the works
The weather may be cooling down, but that doesn’t mean ticks have gone away. The risk of a tick bite is still high during the fall seasons, so make sure to cover up, use bug spray, and check yourself (and Continue reading Lyme Disease
The Natural Resources Information Portal (NRIP) now offers online authorization and payment for personal use harvesting of Crown forest wood. Learn more: https://nrip.mnr.gov.on.ca/
Our 2023 annual and summer seasonal day use permits are now available! Grab yours today and start planning your next adventure: https://bit.ly/347OIyR
Hunting, fishing, and spending time outdoors is about more than putting food on your plate. It’s a way of life, a chance to reflect, and a proven way of reducing stress and anxiety.
OWL BOXES only 50 available. For two years now we have been producing Screech Owl boxes with funds raised directed to Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge. We have 50 left over from last years build. If you’d like to purchase an Owl Continue reading Owl boxes available