ALT An autumn scene of a path winding through a dense forest. The ground is covered with a thick blanket of fallen leaves in shades of orange and brown, with sunlight filtering through the trees to create long, dark shadows on the path. The trees are a mix of evergreens and deciduous trees with leaves in shades of yellow and orange, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

ALT An eye-level shot captures a wide river flowing with gentle ripples and whitecaps under a partly cloudy sky. In the background, a small dam stretches across the river, with water cascading over it. Dense green forests line both banks of the river, with a small, tree-covered island situated on the right side near the dam.

ALT A wide, deep blue body of water is framed by two green evergreen trees standing on a grassy cliff. The foreground features a dry, tan grassy hillside with green weeds. A vast, light blue sky with a thin band of fluffy white clouds stretches across the horizon, where a distant, dark green treeline meets the water's edge.

ALT An autumn landscape of a forested hillside with trees in shades of orange, yellow, and red under a overcast sky serves as the background for this poster. The white text in the center reads, "THE SCIENCE OF FALL," with a thin, flowing line looping underneath it. Below this, an icon of two hiking boots with sprouts growing from the laces is positioned above the text, "STEP INTO THE SEASON," and the slogan, "CHANGE IS BEAUTIFUL. STEP INTO IT." At the bottom of the poster, a textured wooden banner features logos for "Step Into Nature Healthy Hikes" on the left, the website "HEALTHYHIKES.CA" in the center, and the "CONSERVATION ONTARIO" logo on the right.

ALT An event graphic for the Latornell Conservation Symposium, taking place November 3-4, 2026, at the Nottawasaga Resort & Conference Centre. The text reads, "2026 EXHIBITOR - BOOTH #3" above the logo for "GeoProcess RESEARCH ASSOCIATES," which features a circular blue icon with a white mountain silhouette and curved line. At the bottom of the graphic, a flowing blue and green wave overlay with topographic map contours frames an aerial photograph showing a landscape of rural houses, lush green trees, a winding river, and agricultural fields.

ALT An autumnal digital banner titled "THE SCIENCE OF FALL" in white, stylized font on the left. On the right, white text reads "TAKE IN THE VIEW" next to a simple white line icon of binoculars, followed by the subtext "LOOK CLOSELY. EVERY LEAF HAS A STORY." The background features a calm, reflective river flanked by dense forests of deciduous trees displaying warm yellow and orange autumn foliage under a dim, overcast sky. The bottom section of the banner resembles a textured, sandy shoreline. On the bottom left is the "Step Into Nature Healthy Hikes" logo, in the center is the website "HEALTHYHIKES.CA", and on the bottom right is the "Conservation ONTARIO" logo.

ALT Event announcement for the Latornell Conservation Symposium, taking place November 3-4, 2026, at the Nottawasaga Resort & Conference Centre. The graphic announces water's edge ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS TEAM LTD. as a 2026 EXHIBITOR at BOOTH #13. The top features the Latornell Conservation Symposium logo with a green square enclosing a white tree silhouette and a blue wave. The water’s edge logo is centered below, showing a blue water droplet replacing the apostrophe and blue ripples expanding underneath. The bottom half of the image displays an aerial landscape photo overlaid with semi-transparent, wavy blue and green banners marked with topographic contour lines. The landscape shows a river flowing alongside a road, lush green forests, cultivated fields, and a residential neighborhood with houses, lawns, and driveways on the left.

ALT An autumn forest scene with fallen golden-brown leaves covering a woodland path. In the foreground, a dark tree trunk stands on the left. The text on the image reads: "THE SCIENCE OF FALL," "NATURE'S SEASONAL PALETTE" accompanied by a white line-art icon of an artist's palette and paintbrush, and "FALL COLOUR IS CHEMISTRY IN ACTION!" At the bottom, a textured tan banner resembles tree bark and features the "Step Into Nature Healthy Hikes" logo on the left, the website "HEALTHYHIKES.CA" in the center, and the "Conservation Ontario" logo on the right.

ALT A head-and-shoulders portrait of an older man with gray hair parted to his right, looking directly at the camera with a subtle smile. He has light-colored eyes and prominent cheekbones. He is wearing a dark, pinstriped suit jacket over a white dress shirt and a red tie patterned with white geometric designs. The background is a solid, muted gray.

ALT A graphic for "The Science of Fall" shows damp autumn leaves with water droplets in close-up against a soft-focus background of branches. On the left, white text reads "THE SCIENCE OF FALL" with a decorative white line swirling underneath. On the right, white text reads "WHY RED?" next to a small line-art maple leaf, followed by "RED LEAVES ARE NATURE’S FALL MASTERPIECE." Across the bottom, a textured, wood-like banner features the "Step Into Nature, Healthy Hikes" logo on the left, the website "HEALTHYHIKES.CA" in the center, and the "Conservation ONTARIO" logo on the right.

ALT An promotional flyer for the 2026 Latornell Conservation Symposium with text on a white background, featuring a green and blue curved overlay on an aerial photograph at the bottom. At the top left, the Latornell logo features a green square with a white tree icon above a blue wave, next to the text "LATORNELL CONSERVATION SYMPOSIUM". The main text reads: "2026 Sponsorship Prospectus Explore Sponsorship & Exhibit Booth Opportunities Engage with decision-makers from across the conservation sector *Limited exhibit booths available Contact: sponsorship@latornell.ca #latornell" The bottom half of the image features an aerial view of a green landscape with a river and a road winding through trees and fields, partially covered by wavy, semi-transparent layers of blue with topographic lines, and green. A white button at the bottom left reads "WWW.LATORNELL.CA".

ALT An indoor wide shot captures a man in a black vest and dark jeans standing before a booth for the University of Guelph. Behind a table covered with a black tablecloth and a red runner reading "U of G" in white, a man with glasses and a green-and-white plaid shirt stands with his hands in his pockets. On the table sit brochures, a closed laptop, and a cup filled with pens. Behind him rise two tall banners: one on the left for the University of Guelph, and one on the right reading "Environmental Sciences Co-op." On the left, another banner displays information about Natural Heritage Services, and a coiled black cable lies on the floor to the right.

ALT An eye-level shot captures a conversation between two men at an exhibition booth. On the left, a man with graying hair, wearing a brown blazer, a blue patterned shirt, and black glasses, holds a white coffee cup and saucer while listening. On the right, a man with short graying hair, glasses, and a brown and blue plaid shirt gestures with his right hand on his shoulder as he speaks. He wears a lanyard with an ID card that reads "Blake Spittle." Between them, a white counter holds a laptop showing a line graph. To the right, a blue and white remote-controlled device sits on the counter. A colorful banner displaying outdoor images is visible behind the man on the right, all set against a black fabric backdrop.

ALT An autumn landscape features a calm river reflecting a forest filled with yellow, orange, and green trees. The scene is framed by dark tree branches in the foreground. White text on the left reads, "THE SCIENCE OF FALL." White text on the right reads, "WHY DO LEAVES CHANGE COLOUR?" with an icon of a sun clock next to it. Below this, smaller text reads, "SHORTER DAYS REVEAL NATURE'S HIDDEN COLOURS." At the bottom, a textured, brown, wood-like banner contains the "Step Into Nature Healthy Hikes" logo on the left, the website "HEALTHYHIKES.CA" in the center, and the "Conservation ONTARIO" logo on the right.

ALT Close-up shot of green oak leaves covered in tiny dew drops in the morning. One bright yellow-green oak leaf is backlit by warm sunlight, highlighting its intricate veins and a sparkling, dew-lined edge. Below and behind it, darker green oak leaves are also covered in morning dew, contrasting with the luminous leaf. The background is a soft, out-of-focus blur of green and yellow bokeh, suggesting a forest at sunrise.

ALT Close-up portrait of a hawk looking directly at the camera, showing its brown and white feathered head, sharp dark eyes, and a curved, dark grey beak with a yellow base. The background is a soft, out-of-focus light blue.