We are Canada – United by Canoe! Update Here are a couple of pictures getting the voyageur canoes ready for our trip. We are getting ready to bring together 21 diverse Canadians for a 6 day canoe trip along historical routes in Quetico Provincial Park in 3 voyageur canoes. The trip will end at the […]
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The Quetico Foundation’s Biology Intern Jared Stachiw, standing between a massive red and white pine on Burntside Lake. Photo Credit: Brian Jackson. Dendrochronology is a beautiful science – it allows us to date events that occurred in a tree’s life using patterns of annual growth rings, thus providing a glimpse of past forest
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Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor paid a visit to Quetico Provincial Park on July 26th 2017 and had a particular interest in the Foundation’s research activities. The Lieutenant Governor was in Quetico and specifically asked to meet with our students. Our research team met with her, Tanny Wells, Quetico Foundation co-chair also did – our research team
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.…inspired by The Quetico Foundation in partnership with Quetico Provincial Park to connect Canada’s past, present and future, by uniting a cross section of Canadians representative of the diversity of Canada, through the quintessential Canadian experience of paddling a voyageur canoe! The objectives of ‘We are Canada – United by Canoe‘ include promoting
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Quetico Foundation Student Summer Research Team familiarizes with vegetation monitoring, with Gerry Racey, before getting further insight into studies of wildfires and planned fire management as well as other ecology research along the Quetico wilderness area on a summer-long wilderness canoe excursion. Learn about the work that the Student Summer Research Program does and learn
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Thank you to everyone! We had a great time hiking, birdwatching and canoeing on a great guided tours at the Royal Botanical Gardens. Quetico Foundation Canoe Day – Cootes Paradise, Royal Botanical Gardens, May 13 2017 This event supported Quetico Foundation\’s Ridley Wilderness Youth Program, providing young leaders from across the Toronto District School Board with a
Quetico Foundation Annual Canoe Day 2017 – Cootes Paradise was a great success! Read More »
Update! June 14 2017 – We’ve reached $30,700! WE DID IT! YOU PROVIDED GENUINELY SUBSTANTIAL SUPPORT AND CLOSED THE GAP BEFORE JUNE 30 2017! Thank you to all those wilderness enthusiasts and paddlers who have helped us achieve our goal!! The fundraising deadline by the end of June is coming soon, and we have impressively
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