MARCH 14 #1434 ONJASE Steph Monette

MARCH 14 #1434 ONJASE Steph Monette

Welcome to my blog, outdoor and wildlife enthusiasts!
Today, I’m going to share with you the highlights of our last ONJASE show on March 14, #1434, where we covered a diverse range of topics, each as exciting as the next.
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La Routine Matinale qui Rassemble Nous Every morning is a new adventure.
Before the show even starts, my routine remains unchanged: a prayer, a sip of coffee, and I’m ready to dive into the fascinating world of nature and the outdoors.
This consistency allows me to connect with you, dear listeners and viewers, who share my passion for waking up in the morning and discovering new things.
This daily ritual is our meeting point. Wherever you are – Gatineau, Ottawa, or even further afield in France – you’re there, faithful to the post.
A Community Bound by Passion Interactivity with you, whether on Facebook, YouTube, or X (formerly Twitter), creates a unique bond that transcends traditional media boundaries.
Your engagement, your questions, and your enthusiasm for outdoor activities reinforce our mission to share, inform, and above all, celebrate our common love of nature.
Reinforcing our skills The announcement of new workshops on the ONJASE platform is news I’m particularly excited about.
Thanks to your unwavering support, we can continue to offer quality content and practical workshops, from rifle to weapons, not forgetting outdoor techniques.
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Turkey Watching: A Sign of Change The return of turkeys to my neighborhood is a fascinating sight and a valuable indicator of the health of our local ecosystem.
This phenomenon, beyond its entertaining aspect, is a reminder of the importance of preserving the flora and fauna around us.
It’s a subject we like to explore together, as part of our discussions on biodiversity and natural cycles.
News from the Front: Hunting and Fishing Hunting and fishing regulations are a hot topic that concerns us all.
Special permits for family hunting this year, government subsidies for cleaning stations to counter invasive species, these are just some of the subjects we’re tackling together, to bring you clear and relevant information.
The Question of Access to Water Bodies The government’s announcement of a $6.4 million grant to improve access to water bodies and combat invasive species raises many questions.
We are committed to following these developments closely and to keeping you informed of the repercussions on our access to lakes and rivers, as well as on the practice of our favorite activities.
COD Flex and Community Involvement The end of the COD Flex offer is an opportunity to remind you of the importance of your active participation in the life of our community. Whether through topic suggestions, participation in workshops, or your involvement on the platform, your voice counts and contributes to the richness of our show.
Call to Action to Preserve our Resources In conclusion, this episode #1434 of ONJASE has been rich in discussion, sharing, and moments of reflection on subjects close to our hearts.
The importance of preserving our natural resources, staying informed and engaged in the stewardship of our environment, and continuing to cultivate our passion for the outdoors and wildlife was the common thread running through our conversation.
Sustainable Wildlife Management Wildlife management, particularly through discussions of hunting licenses and measures against invasive species, underscores the need for a balanced and thoughtful approach.
It’s crucial to get involved, to ask questions, and above all, to participate actively in local and national initiatives to protect our ecosystems.
Everyone’s responsibility in conserving biodiversity is a theme particularly close to my heart.
The Importance of Public Access to Water Bodies The question of access to water bodies is essential for all outdoor enthusiasts.
Government decisions and local initiatives have a direct impact on our ability to enjoy nature and practice our favorite activities.
That’s why it’s important to remain vigilant, informed and mobilized to ensure that access remains open and equitable for all. source