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Latest News
Coming soon to a Website near You: Historical Issues of The Egret
Issues of The Egret from 1984 to 2011 are now scanned and digitized and will soon be on the club's website.
Diversity and Inclusion in ECFNC
In the wake of several significant events in 2020, including a historical civil rights movement and renewed exposure of racism and discrimination in the scientific community, the Club felt that it was important to address these issues.
Election Reflection
While American voters are divided over human health, immigration, reproductive rights, racism and many other issues, environmentalists around the world are paying attention. U.S. climate action is crucial as they are a major contributor to greenhouse gases as well as an economic power and social influencer. Their commitment could reverberate around the world.
More Good Grades
The City of Windsor has received another A grade for climate change adaptation efforts from the CDP, or Carbon Disclosure Project, a global environmental impact organization which conducted a questionnaire on behalf of the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy.
Essex County Field Naturalists’ Club Artificial Greenhouse Light Abatement in Leamington Report
Greenhouse light pollution, or nocturnal lights, is causing unintended consequences in the Leamington community. Now, more than ever, it is important to protect and restore the nighttime environment, as unwanted light impacts human health, the environment and wildlife populations locally.




