Who is Doing Natural History?
Dr. Fred Schueler and Aleta Karstad have been doing ecological monitoring and nature painting across Canada since 1973. We post information about our current projects at DNH, and our physical home is currently at the Bishops Mills Natural History Centre, in Ontario, Canada. You can read more about us here.QUIET CURATORIAL TIME – Fred’s thoughts
Visit Fred's blog and read his mind! See whether he's been able to get any Quiet Curatorial TimeSupport ecological monitoring!
Donations go toward our dip-nets and data collection...
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- The Study of Species At Risk – our experience
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- The Study of Species At Risk – our experience
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19 January 2010 9:19 PM | 1 Comment
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The Study of Species At Risk – our experience
Presented by Aleta Karstad at the Eastern Ontario Stewardship Forum at the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority headquarters in Manotick, Ontario,... -
Climbing Poison Ivy in eastern Ontario!
On 23 February an errand took us down a small gravel road off County road #1 in Stormont Dundas &... -
30 Years Later
Our ‘big project’ for 2010, revisiting and recataloging many of the sites we’ve visited over the last three decades -
Observing Giant Urban Slugs
In November I received an e-mail from a resident of Etobicoke, asking for information about large pumpkin coloured slugs encountered... -
How to find edible wild plants
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How to take a trip
For those who rejoice in the reality of the world, the sadness of modern transportation is almost overwhelming. Literal myriads... -
Mudpuppy Night in Oxford Mills
See our giant aquatic Salamanders at the only place in Ontario where they’re known to be easily viewed during their...
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