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Autum is the best time of year to see fungi in the forest. Can you identify this species of fungi.

These majestic Hemlock are at risk from Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, an invasive insect.

Spectacular fall colours in the #yorkregionalforest

@CIF_IFC We celebrate the beauty and serenity of forests. #nationalforestweek

Happy #NationalForestWeek! 🌲🇨🇦🌳 This year's NFW theme is “Canada's Forests: Solutions for a Changing Climate”. Learn how Canada’s forests offer a sustainable future by following #NationalForestWeek cif-ifc.org/what-we-do/nat…

Calling all community scientists! Add your hemlock trees to our Tree Check Form to aid in prompt hemlock woolly adelgid detection and management planning. Help protect our forests by checking your trees: bit.ly/treecheckform

We came across a huge yellow birch burl in a Muskoka woodlot, wow!

Tree planting on the sandy hills of King Township was a tree planter's dream! It helped that some of the area was tilled for us :)

Waking up the Hypena for another season of DSV biocontrol

So nice to enjoy these last few days before bugs start to bite :)

A meandering muskoka river winds its way through a mixed lowland forest

Are you a land manager or property owner with garlic mustard or dog-strangling vine present? Queens University wants to hear from you! Research is underway to better understand the spatial overlap of these species. Complete the survey here: shorturl.at/fpuU6

Our native Eastern Hemlock(Tsuga canadensis) is threatened by an invading insect, Hemlock woolly adelgid. Do you have hemlock trees on your property? Report sighting oh Hemlock woolly adelgid to iNaturalist.org .

A small verbal pool in the forest explodes in a cacophony of sound from spring peepers

Happy Valentine's day and family day long weekend!!

Go slow and feel for any resistance change while coring trees. This maple looked fine around the core site, but the increment borer got stuck once we hit rot.

Calling all invasive species partners, stakeholders and practitioners across Ontario. The deadline to register for the 2021 Ontario Invasive Species Forum is coming up. Learn more about the session topics and register: bit.ly/2WBjlvi

With recent confirmed reports of the hemlock woolly adelgid (Adelges tsugae) along the Niagara River, it’s an important time to be on the look-out for this tiny invader.

We’re partnering with @SilvEconLtd to help spread the word- report your hemlocks, whether it’s a single tree or a whole stand, and help contribute to the provincial database!