Spending time in nature is proven to reduce stress levels, and some simple mindfulness techniques can enhance your next visit to Riverwood and amplify the benefits of being outdoors.
Nature is all around you, but you might not see just now much life exists in your own backyard or local park. When you take a closer look, you can see the true range of biodiversity that’s hiding within.
Using a compost bin is one of the easiest and most cost-efficient ways to reduce your footprint on the environment. We show you how to make a simple composter for your home.
When the news hit back in March that The Riverwood Conservancy would have to close its buildings due to COVID-19, one of the first questions that came up in a staff meeting was, “what happens to the turtles?”
Inside our classrooms, animals like our fire-bellied toads give students a chance to gaze at wildlife without worrying about them quickly disappearing into the forest!
Thanks to a generous grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, The Riverwood Conservancy will be able to make enhancements to our environmental conservation and restoration projects within Riverwood.
