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Participate in Community Science: Invasive Jumping Worms!

Blog post from September 22, 2022September 22, 2022 by Anna Meng

Toronto Nature Stewards has recently partnered with a U of T researcher, Michael McTavish, investigating the spread of invasive jumping worms, recently detected in Toronto. All are welcome to participate.

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