Winifred (Cairns) Wake lives in London, Ontario, and is a member of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists. She writes a nature column for The London Free Press and a column on endangered species for Nature Canada.

'This guide is impressive evidence of the hard work and expertise of hundreds of contributors, representing many conservation and environmental associations as well as individuals. But the accolades for the excellent reference book must ultimately go to the editors, and especially to Winifred Wake, who has done a magnificent job on an extremely ambitious but much-needed task.'- Pat and Kee Dewdney (The Cardinal) 'No roving naturalist in Ontario should be without this guide.'- Terry Sprague (Picton Gazette) 'A Nature Guide to Ontario represents one of the glories [of university press publishing].'- Ted Mumford (Now Magazine)

Winifred (Cairns) Wake lives in London, Ontario, and is a member of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists. She writes a nature column for The London Free Press and a column on endangered species for Nature Canada.

'This guide is impressive evidence of the hard work and expertise of hundreds of contributors, representing many conservation and environmental associations as well as individuals. But the accolades for the excellent reference book must ultimately go to the editors, and especially to Winifred Wake, who has done a magnificent job on an extremely ambitious but much-needed task.'- Pat and Kee Dewdney (The Cardinal) 'No roving naturalist in Ontario should be without this guide.'- Terry Sprague (Picton Gazette) 'A Nature Guide to Ontario represents one of the glories [of university press publishing].'- Ted Mumford (Now Magazine)

Winifred (Cairns) Wake lives in London, Ontario, and is a member of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists. She writes a nature column for The London Free Press and a column on endangered species for Nature Canada.

'This guide is impressive evidence of the hard work and expertise of hundreds of contributors, representing many conservation and environmental associations as well as individuals. But the accolades for the excellent reference book must ultimately go to the editors, and especially to Winifred Wake, who has done a magnificent job on an extremely ambitious but much-needed task.'- Pat and Kee Dewdney (The Cardinal) 'No roving naturalist in Ontario should be without this guide.'- Terry Sprague (Picton Gazette) 'A Nature Guide to Ontario represents one of the glories [of university press publishing].'- Ted Mumford (Now Magazine)