Pefferlaw Wildlands Complex – Growing the Greenbelt, Ontario
Located on the south-east shore of Lake Simcoe in a low sand plain, on the geomorphic lake bottom of glacial Lake Algonquin, drained by the […]
Articles by Paul
Avian Research: Veery, an important breeding bird in Lake Simcoe area forests.
Avian Research Veery – Paper Published, The Zephyr Society of Lake Simcoe -2020 Habitat use by Veery (Catharus fuscescens) in Southern Ontario. Verry: An important […]
European Gypsy Moth Infestation Research
Paul Harpley, article and photographs The European gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar dispar) is an invasive insect that has become naturalized throughout southern Ontario, including South […]
Episodic Oily Slicks in rivers and streams in South Lake Simcoe
Episodic Oily Slicks in rivers and streams in South Lake Simcoe 2015-2017 Paul Harpley FI’06 is continuing his exploration and research in South Lake Simcoe […]
Caspian Tern Research
Status of Caspian Tern in the South Lake Simcoe Watershed
River Slick
Slow moving oily slicks observed travelling down river in Zephyr Creek, Black River watershed – Georgina, York Region.
Lake Simcoe Research
Environmental Harmony and Human Perception of Nature Ecosystem Management Tools For Land-Use Planning.
Insect Research
Butterflies of South Lake Simcoe (Summer 2013 and 2014)
Selected Key Summary of Research
Selected Key Summary of Research – Directors Wildlife, Planning, Lake Simcoe and Greater Golden Horseshoe Area Publications, Conference papers and Civics documents. Paul Harpley – […]