OFNC Catalogue: Nature and Natural Areas in Canada's Capital

Nature and Natural Areas in Canada's Capital

This comprehensive guide, copublished by the OFNC and The Ottawa Citizen, contains all the basic information that a naturalist might want to know about the Ottawa region. Organized by habitat type, it illustrates the species of plants and animals found in our Upland Forests, Meadows and Barrens, Farm and Country, Urban Landscape, Forested Wetland, Open Wetland, Lakes and Rivers. A complete list of the natural areas in our region is also included, along with descriptions and maps to allow you to experience the various habitats and the associated wildlife.

About the author
Dan Brunton's early interest in natural history grew into a career during which he has produced over 200 nature-related publications in 20 years. He is a past president of the OFNC and has served as director of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists. As a natural resources and interpretive consultant, he has contributed considerable expertise to regional environmental planning. His experience in places far afield has confirmed a long held view that Canada's capital offers truly extraordinary opportunities for those alert to its natural features.