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Quinte Conservation Envirominute Podcast

Jennifer May-Anderson

Quinte Conservation Envirominute Podcast

A weekly Conservation podcast
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Quinte Conservation Envirominute Podcast

Jennifer May-Anderson

Quinte Conservation Envirominute Podcast

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Quinte Conservation Envirominute Podcast

Jennifer May-Anderson

Quinte Conservation Envirominute Podcast

A weekly Conservation podcast
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Conservation Areas are great places to hike and picnic in the summer, but did you know there are many winter activities you can enjoy at local conservation areas? Find out some great places you can visit this winter in this week's podcast.
Properly disposing of household hazardous waste helps to protect our drinking water sources. Find out how you can properly dispose of hazardous household waste in this week's podcast.
Christmas is right around the corner. This year, make it a "green" one. Find out how in this week's podcast.
Did you know you can Adopt an Acre of Quinte Conservation Land and help preserve and protect natural heritage lands in your watersheds? By donating to our Adopt An Acre program you are contributing directly to the maintenance and improvement of
The Quinte Conservation Executive board directs the activities and the programs of our organization. Representatives from each of the 18 municipalities within the watersheds serve on Quinte Conservation’s Board of Directors. Find out more in th
Ontario has some of the country’s strongest treatment, testing, operator training and public reporting standards for its municipal drinking water. This is just one reason to say "no" to bottled water. Find out more in this week's podcast.
Many products that we use in and around our homes may contain dangerous chemicals. Paints, furniture strippers, and automotive products are some examples. We can all help to keep chemicals out of our drinking water sources. Find out more in thi
Half the people in the Quinte Region get their water from a private well. Private wells must be properly maintained to ensure a safe water supply. Find out more in this week's podcast.
We are all familiar with the three Rs – reduce, reuse, and recycle. But have you heard about pre-cycling? Pre-cycling means thinking about the waste any items your purchase are going to make before you buy them. Find out more in this week's pod
If you live in a rural area or have a cottage the wastewater and sewage from your home is likely treated by a septic system. Septic systems can pollute drinking water sources if they are not properly maintained. Find out more in this week's pod
Quinte Conservation's main goal is to ensure the healthy co-existence between the community, its environment and its economy. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff work hard to achieve this goal. Find out more in this week's podcast.
Quinte Conservation owns and operates 36 dams and water control structures. Water levels in lakes and rivers are lowered each fall to provide additional storage space for spring melt waters. Careful consideration goes into altering water levels
Have you seen the wooden fish on fences around our watersheds? Many people wonder what they are. Those fish are part of the Stream of Dreams program that we have been offering in local schools since 2008. Find out more in this week's podcast.
Have you ever wondered why leaves change colour in the fall? Did you know you can find out about a tree’s health based on when their leaves change colour? Listen to this week’s podcast to find out more fascinating facts about fall leaves!
Nearly three million people in Ontario use and depend on groundwater every day. It is the source of drinking water for half the residents of the Quinte region. Find out how you can help protect groundwater in this week's podcast.
If you live in a rural area or have a cottage, the wastewater and sewage from your home is likely treated by a septic system. Septic systems can pollute drinking water sources if they are not properly maintained. Find out more in this week's po
Quinte Conservation is a part of the Provincial Groundwater Monitoring Network, or PGMN. The PGMN is a network of over 400 wells across 38 watersheds in Ontario that record data on groundwater quality and quantity. Find out more in this week's
Almost everyone packs a lunch for their work or school day, and that means a lot of waste! Listen in to this week’s podcast to find out some tips and tricks on how you can bring as little waste as possible.
Groundwater supplies us with drinking water and water for agricultural and industrial uses. But what is groundwater? Find out about this important resource in this week's podcast.
We share our environment with wildlife and it is important that we keep both ourselves, and the animals we share the planet with safe. This week’s podcast focuses on how we can do our part to protect wildlife and keep our ecosystems healthy.
It’s the time of year when kids and parents are getting ready for the new school year. This year, why not incorporate green living into your going back to school routine? Get some green back to school tips in this week's podcast.
Invasive species are dangerous to local ecosystems and you might be spreading them without even realizing it! Listen to this week’s podcast to learn more about how you can prevent the spread of invasive species throughout Ontario.
If you live in a rural area or if you have a cottage, you probably depend on a septic system for treating your wastewater and sewage. Not everyone who has a septic system knows about it or how it works. Find out more about how to care for your
Anyone who spends a reasonable amount of time outdoors will see dragonflies on a regular basis, but how much do we really know about these interesting insects? You’re in for a treat this week as we explore what makes these bugs so fascinating!
Commercial Fertilizer is used in agriculture and also on recreational, institutional, industrial and residential properties. In Ontario its application, handling and storage are considered a potential threat to drinking water sources. Find out
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