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Learn about our local turtles, and more, including their vulnerabilities and their resiliency with Jenna McGuire. The Owen Sound Field Naturalists meet on the second Thursday of the month (except during July and August) in the Bay Room of the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre. We invite speakers with a wide range of expertise from ...
Description: Join us for a morning of birding and banding. Please register by contacting the Regional Coordinator, since this event is weather dependent. Location: Cambrian College Date/time: May 11, 7am -12pm How to register: Contact Darryl Edwards (sudbury@birdsontario.com)
World Migratory Bird Day & Global Big Day in High Park Details Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day and Global Big Day with our beginner-friendly birding hike through High Park. We will start with a tutorial on how to use binoculars (we have binoculars you can borrow). Then we will hit the trails to count the birds in High Park. ...
Tiny Marsh is located at 500 Tiny Flos Townline, east of County Road 6. Meet at the Nature Interpretive Centre parking lot. Help remove garlic mustard, an invasive species, at Tiny Marsh There are the dates for Garlic Mustard pulling at Tiny Marsh Thursday April 18 10 am to noon Friday April 26 3 to 5 pm Saturday ...
Join Mark Peck for an enriching webinar on Ethical Bird Photography! Dive into the principles and practices of capturing stunning avian moments while prioritizing the well-being and conservation of our feathered friends. Learn valuable tips, and ethical considerations for photographing birds responsibly. Don’t miss this free webinar on Tuesday, May 14th, from 7-8pm. Register now to ...
Speaker Series Special Extra By the Bay of Quinte Greens, Quinte and Prince Edward County Field Naturalists Wednesday 15th May - pizza at 6pm and speakers at 7pm St Andrew’s, 31 King St., Picton Register at - bayofquintegpo.ca/events/ “Protecting Our Natural Heritage – Quinte’s 30-30 Program” Protecting 25,000 acres of our natural heritage crossed our ...
Learning to identify birds by their vocalizations can add an entirely new dimension to our enjoyment of the outdoors. However, it can be a daunting undertaking. In this webinar, Justin will share some approaches to confidently identifying birds by their calls. Join Justin for this free webinar on May 16th at 7:00 PM EST. Registration ...
Ontario Nature has an incredible opportunity to acquire 58 acres of prime habitat on the globally important Frontenac Arch area of eastern Ontario. Join senior staff at Ontario Nature and a volunteer steward for a virtual tour of our Gananoque Lake Nature Reserve and the property we will be working towards acquiring. We will also ...
Edward Struzik, a fellow at the Institute for Energy and Environmental Policy at Queen's University, has been writing about scientific and environmental issues for more than 30 years. Two of his most recent books are "Swamplands: Tundra Beavers, Quaking Bogs, and the Improbable World of Peat" and "Dark Days at Noon: The Future of Wildfire". In ...
Join Natasha Barlow, Ontario Projects Biologist at Birds Canada, to discover Toronto’s best-kept secret and witness the amazing spectacle of hundreds of swifts diving into a chimney to roost overnight! We will meet at Moss Park at 7:30 pm for a short talk on swifts. We will then watch the swifts spiral into the Moss ...
This Sappy Hour will focus on all things Point Counts – both “in person” and “digital” point counts. There’s also a new feature on the NatureCounts app for people interested in doing “map-based” point counts that we’ll cover. We encourage everyone who is interested in helping with point counts to attend.
Friday, May 24 to Wednesday, May 29 (but come for any portion of that) Leaders: Mike Burrell, Mike Cadman This Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas Square Bash is an event that brings volunteers together to camp and atlas over a few days, with a goal of covering key gaps in Atlas coverage. Meet and camp at ...
Invitation to meetings of the Brodie Club; please join us as a guest of the club David Agro, Architect and Conservationist Breeding bird survey results at a 16 year restoration site in Norfolk County, Ontario The Brodie Club, an institution at UofT for 100 years, consists of academics, naturalists, government biologists, and some students. Meetings are usually ...
Environmental issues and conservation themes are central to all the Birder Murder Mysteries, and they are often featured elements in the plots. Steve’s research for the books has led him to explore conservation initiatives both on a local and an international scale, taking him to remote and protected conservation areas around the world. Where: rare Slit Barn, ...
Ontario Nature’s 2024 Annual Gathering will be hosted from May 31 to June 2, 2024 at Evergreen Resort, Red Bay on the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula. Join us at Evergreen Resort on the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula for a weekend filled with expert-led workshops, lectures, field trips, and opportunities to connect with old friends and meet new ones. ...
To submit your public events for consideration, email Noah Cole at noahc@ontarionature.org. Please send well in advance and allow up to two weeks for posting. Events must be submitted by a member group or run jointly with Ontario Nature.