Conserving Canada's Wild Species
Our Canada|October/November 2017

Studying, understanding and fighting for the protection of Canadian plants and wildlife

Rob Rainer, Perth, Ont
Conserving Canada's Wild Species

There is little I value more than the beauty of the nature that blesses Canada—especially the slice of heaven on the edge of the Canadian Shield in Lanark County, Ont., where I am grateful to live. From the log house on 17 acres that my wife Mary Lou Carroll and I inhabit, I relish daily gifts such as melodious songbirds and peeping frogs in spring; tail-slapping beavers, sun-soaking turtles and yodelling loons in summer; flaming maples, ashes and aspens in autumn; and deer, coyote and fox tracks in winter.

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