Wholesale honey suppliers of 100% pure Canadian honey and organization advocating for species native to Niagara
Niagara Region, Canada
Joined May 2013
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A bumblebee can only fly for about 40 minutes between feeding. But we've lost 97% of our wiłdflower meadows. So each nectar-rich flower you plant in a windowbox or your garden or community green space could be the pit stop that saves a bee 🐝
ALT Bumblebee on a teasel flower
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How do you like them apples? From orchards to cider and pies, apples are a sweet part of fall in #Canada. In 2021 alone, Canadian growers marketed more than 347,000 tonnes of fresh apples! What’s your favourite way to enjoy a Canadian apple? 🍎🍁
ALT Ripe organic red delicious apples in an apple orchard located in the Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada.
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One mature tree absorbs about 22 kg of CO₂ a year.
Plant 1,000 trees and that's 22 tonnes pulled from the air, every year, for decades.
Small seeds. Big math. 🌱
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See the difference your garden makes. Hortus is a free app that maps your plants, connects you with gardeners nearby, and shows how every garden adds up to something bigger. joinhortus.ca 🌱
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From learning more about pollinators to supporting action for healthier ecosystems, every person can play a part.
Join a growing community that cares about bees, biodiversity and a future in balance with nature. 🌍
Become part of the World Bee Community:
worldbeeproject.org/world-be…
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🌿 Provide food and habitat for wildlife while adding beauty and seasonal interest to your yard with native shrubs!
Our subsidized planting program makes it easy to add native shrubs to your yard, with a range of options to suit your space.
Apply today: zurl.co/SEdi7
ALT black chokeberry with fruit
ALT collage of nannyberry, pasture rose, American hazelnut and blueberry fruit
ALT collage of fragrant sumac, common ninebark, American hazelnut, highbush cranberry fruit
ALT call to action - visit website
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This week is all about celebrating Ontario agriculture. 🌻
That includes all of the incredible growers that help make our spaces beautiful with flowers, plants and ornamental crops.
As you admire all the wonderful fall decorations popping up around us, you can feel proud knowing that everything from mums, flowers, pumpkins, plants, and more were grown right here on Ontario farms. It’s a reminder that Ontario agriculture not only feeds us, but also makes our world brighter and more beautiful.
Let’s keep the celebration going together—share your Ontario-grown flowers and tag them with #ONTAgWeek!
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When pollinators decline, families risk poorer nutrition leading to higher vulnerability to illness and infections
Insect pollinators are vital for producing many of the fruits, vegetables, and legumes that supply essential vitamins and minerals in our diets
futurity.org/pollinator-decl…
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What's expected to be the strongest El Nino on record may delay Ontario's stunning fall foliage, but experts say there's no reason to worry – the colour show will go on.
chch.com/chch-news/the-super…
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From Ontario to British Columbia, Canadian families head to the orchards for a cherished fall tradition. 🍎
Here's what to expect for Canada's 2026 apple-picking season.
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If crisp autumn days, changing leaves and pumpkins are your kind of thing, there’s plenty to look forward to at RBG this fall. Starting Thanksgiving long weekend, more than 15,000 pumpkins will fill Hendrie Park with seasonal displays. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Monarch Migration Update Sept 16 - 400 Monarchs were observed at the Point this evening. They were in small groups on the west side between the Tip Tower south to the end of the trail, with the most butterflies noted on the southern part of the trail.
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We are investing $2.6 million in @BirdsCanada to support programs that monitor and conserve #MigratoryBirds, including #SpeciesAtRisk. 🐦
Learn more: ow.ly/HXW450ZOvEA
ALT A person using binoculars to watch birds in a natural landscape of grassy fields, trees, and a body of water beneath a clear blue sky.
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Can you spot the tick?
Ticks are small & hard to see! As the weather cools, they’re still active, so it’s important to keep protecting yourself from tick-borne illnesses.
If you find a tick, find out what kind it is by using the eTick app or visiting etick.ca.
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With $89,000 from the Ontario Community Environment Fund, Niagara Region and @NPCA_Ontario will plant 7,125 native trees over two years.
The project will restore 4.5+ hectares, supporting biodiversity, climate resilience and watershed health.
Learn more: bit.ly/3VxvqTG
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Eat the season: Ontario grapes are here.
Harvest season has arrived, and Ontario grapes are at their peak. Sweet, crisp, and full of flavour, they're perfect for lunches, charcuterie boards, fruit salads, or simply enjoyed by the handful.
With vineyards stretching across some of Ontario's most scenic regions, grape season is one more reason to celebrate local food.
Eat the Season. Love What's Local.
For recipes and more information, visit: ontario.ca/foodland/food/gra…
#ONTAg #EatTheSeason #LoveWhatsLocal #SupportLocal #OntarioGrapes
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School is back, and our roads are getting busier! 🚗🚌🚲🚶♀️
Let’s keep students and everyone on the road safe:
• Slow down, stay alert and be patient
• Follow the rules of the road
• Put phones and other distractions away
• Use extra caution around schools and crossings
ALT A crossing guard holding a stop sign helps a group of school children cross a street. The text says: “Slow down, stay alert and put distractions away.” The “Vision Zero” logo is at the bottom.