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Count the birds you love! Join us this season for Project FeederWatch, where more than 30,000 people across North America take part in a winter survey that helps to measure changes in the winter ranges and abundances of bird species over time and helps us to ensure the health of our birds and their habitat. ...
If you’ve ever wanted to try birding, the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) from February 14-17, 2025, is the perfect time to start! This global event offers a simple, fun, and meaningful way to connect with nature and contribute to bird conservation efforts worldwide. Participating is easy: spend at least 15 minutes observing birds anywhere—your ...
Join rare on February 19, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. at the Preston Heights Community Group, 350 Linden Dr, Cambridge, for the first session of the 2025 lecture series with Sean James: Life-Magnet, Creating a Layered Native Garden for Biodiversity. This event is free, but registration is required. Save Your Space Today!
Seedy Saturday Returns! Our late winter tradition and sure sign of spring, Seedy Saturday, is again joining forces with the Bee City Cambridge Annual Expo to produce Bee City Seedy Saturday, a celebration of seeds and pollinators. Join us Saturday, March 8, from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the rare ECO Centre and Slit Barn at 768 Blair Road in ...
Birds Canada is pleased to announce that we are seeking new members to join our Board of Directors. Our volunteer Board, composed of up to sixteen (16) Directors, plays a crucial role in guiding our organization. Board members contribute to shaping our strategic direction, ensuring strong governance, and developing risk management strategies – all in ...
Do you identify as Indigenous? We're excited to invite you to a virtual gathering on Monday, March 17th, 2025, from 5:00-7:00 pm, to connect, share, and strengthen relationships within the Indigenous land trust community. This Sharing Circle will be facilitated by Clarence Cachagee and will be co-hosted by Becky Big Canoe of Mno Aki Land Trust. It will ...
Explore the truths of wildlife gardens with award winning author, Master Gardener, and educator, Robert Pavlis, for rare's for Conversations for Conservation! Native plants are a great way to support pollinators but along the way, gardeners have started believing a number of myths. This talk will examine some of these myths to provide a better understanding of such ...
A federal election is coming on April 28th. With trade, tariffs, and the economy in the headlines daily, it might be difficult to get nature into the conversation -- but we’re going to try! This election poses a unique opportunity to reinforce our commitment to conservation and to demonstrate to candidates, parties, and voters the ...
Join Chai for Yoga in the Garden for this gentle, beginner friendly class that is open to all fitness levels! Admission is free with a donation of food to the Cambridge Food Bank. Please register your attendance below. Please bring your own yoga mat, water, and dress accordingly for the weather. We’ll meet in the ...
If you are bringing someone with you to the event, please make sure they also fill out the registration form with their details, as seats are limited. We'll be in touch a week or so before the event to give you all the details you'll need.
Help us start off year five of Atlas-3 this April, with an in-person kick-off event in Kitchener-Waterloo! The event will focus on an introduction to Atlas-3 and how to best get involved. It is also a great way to meet fellow Atlassers, get hands-on training from experts, and ask questions in person to better prepare ...
Help us start off year five of Atlas-3 this April, with an in-person kick-off event in Sarnia! The event will focus on an introduction to Atlas-3 and how to best get involved. It is also a great way to meet fellow Atlassers, get hands-on training from experts, and ask questions in person to better prepare ...
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.