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Family traditions

The holiday season reminds us of what unites us as conservationists: values, traditions and memories.

January 01, 2016

Whether they’re crouched in a stubble field waiting for a flock to drop over their decoys, watching the sunset from the comfort of their deck chairs at the lake or walking the boardwalk outside the world-renowned Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre, wetland conservation is a journey father-daughter duo Claude and Liz Wilson are travelling together.

Read on Conservator.ca about how the Wilsons are living the conservation life as a family.

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