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With a heavy duty kraft cover to keep notes safe from wear and tear, this journal is ready to go wherever you do. Spiral bound to lay flat, at 4" x 5.75", it's large enough to keep your notes, and small enough to take everywhere. 60 sheets, lined, pen included. Shipping & Tax included -
4 note cards, size 4.25" x 5.5" - blank inside, comes with envelopes. 1 card of each design: bee, great blue heron, house sparrow and the great gray owl. Shipping included in the price -
A guidebook to trees - one of the most popular subjects in the Peterson Field Guide series - for the beginning naturalist. The 243 trees are grouped into six categories by leaf type and arrangement, making it easier for the beginner to identify unknown species. 200 color illustrations. 128 pages, price includes shipping and tax -
Blank note cards featuring a honey bee on flower. Bundle includes 10 note cards with envelopes. Shipping included in the price -
What better way to say "Hello" than with one of these note cards from the OWF. You can now order a small pack of 4 note cards with envelopes - or more - and support conservation with your purchase. Packs of 4 | Tent fold (5.5" wide x 4.25" tall - folded) | FREE shipping (price includes shipping and tax) Bundle and save with our limited time special offer! Get 2 packs for $12 or 3 for $15. Discount applied at checkout. -
Nature Crusaders Magazine was created to help kids get inspired to get outside! In every issue, you will find:
- jokes, puzzles, quizzes
- contests
- feature creature stories
- adventures with Woody
- species at risk
- tips on how you can help nature in your own backyard
- learn how to draw
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All cards are in packs of 10 (5 of each design) – Tent fold (7” wide x 5” tall – folded). Price includes envelopes shipping & tax -
Blank note cards featuring various nature scenes. Each bundle includes 4 note cards with envelopes. Select your package from the available options. Shipping included in the price. -
The 2027 Ontario Wildlife Foundation calendar theme is "Creature Comforts" While we all appreciate our own little creature comforts, there is something special about seeing Ontario’s wild creatures enjoying theirs, too. A quiet moment, a safe place to rest, or simply a day spent thriving in the wild — these are the moments worth protecting.
