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Our environment last year

Date: 01/04/2018 | Source: http://omgili.com

2017 was a year of ups and downs for our local environment. North America saw wildfires, storms, and floodings. Despite this, there were some huge wins! The Peregrine Falcon is no longer at risk due to a reduction in DDT, according to the Committee on the Status on Endangered Wildlife in Canada. Monarch butterflies are also on the rise once again! At Kawartha Waterfront Realty, we want to give a special shoutout to the following organizations for helping keep Kawartha Lakes beautiful. 

"Peterborough Pollinators, Peterborough Field Naturalists, Peterborough Greenspace Coalition, Peterborough GreenUp, Sustainable Peterborough, Camp Kawartha, Otonabee Conservation, Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre, The Land Between Conservation Organization, Transition Town, Kawartha Land Trust, For Our Grandchildren, Leap Manifesto Group, Natural Heritage Information Centre and many more."

Thank you for all you do!

Your environment in 2017: A look back | Peterborough Examiner

By Drew Monkman Thursday, January 4, 2018 9:00:08 EST AM DREW MONKMAN/SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER Peregrines photographed at a nest on Anstruther Lake. The species is no longer consider at risk. Change text size for the story Print Report an error As we shiver into 2018, I would like to take a moment to look back at 2017 and revisit some of the top environmental and climate change stories. The past 12 months represent a stark cautionary tale that our climate is changing faster and with more catastrophic intensity than ever before. Scientists also reminded us this year that it...

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