The NEBN Blog
Are we living in the Anthropocene? How does the Niagara Escarpment fit into the discourse?
15/08/2023
In 2009, the International Subcommission on Quaternary Stratigraphy (SQS) commissioned a working group to investigate whether the “Anthropocene” had substance as a potential new epoch of geological time. The term was popularized by [...]
UPDATE: Greenbelt Foundation Project Enhancing Biodiversity Awareness in the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere
14/08/2023
The Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Network (NEBN) with its partners The Bruce Trail Conservancy, Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy, Royal Botanical Gardens, Niagara College,and Brock University are honored to work together to raise [...]
Designing signage along the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere
13/08/2023
I’ve always had an interest in both science and the arts, so this project is really a combination of my two favourite things: learning about life around me and making visually appealing work. I’m very lucky to be able to explore both [...]
Finding a balance between research, education, and outreach through learning from nature
12/08/2023
I grew up close to nature between a farm and the woods in various regions of the province of Quebec. I love nature and I decided early on to become a biologist as a teenager. Through my undergraduate and graduate studies, I returned to [...]
Letter of Support Town of Lincoln
11/08/2023
Letter of Support – Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Network – July 20, 2023 copy
Your feedback is important to us!
03/05/2023
Dear Friend of the Niagara Escarpment Biosphere Network, Please read the following article for an update on our organization’s governance process. For UNESCO’s Periodic Review we request any useful information you’d like to share about [...]
Our Compact With Nature Is Indispensable
17/03/2023
As an Anishinaabekwe Water Walker from Neyaashiinigming (Land Surrounded By Water), I am dedicated to the land and water. Protecting the environment within our territory and surrounding areas has always been important to me. I was born [...]
Biodiversity
16/03/2023
The Northern Bruce Peninsula has a rich mosaic of landforms creating a variety of habitats. The result: a biodiversity hotspot recognized for its abundance of rare and endangered species and natural communities. It has the largest [...]
Bird Migration Monitoring at Cabot Head Nature Reserve, Saugeen Bruce Peninsula
15/03/2023
At the northeast tip of the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula, under the white bluffs of the Niagara Escarpment, is a wild mix of forests, alvars, wetlands, and lakes, bordered by the rugged shoreline of Georgian Bay. This is the Cabot Head [...]
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