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On October 1 at 7 pm join ALO members and guests from across the province on Zoom to discuss preparing for the next provincial election, likely next Spring.

What to expect: ‍ -A "Political Insiders" panel discussion about the upcoming provincial election featuring Jane Fogal (Councillor, Halton Hills), Matthew Kellway (Director of Policy, Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario) and Phil Pothen (Counsel, Environmental Defence Canada). ‍ -A sneak peek of ALO plans for the next six months. ‍ -Member engagement! ‍ Register here.

Wise Practices to Gather and Apply Indigenous Knowledge.

In this session, facilitators Kerry-Ann Charles, of the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation, and Tiffany Taylor, of Curve Lake First Nation, from Cambium Indigenous Professional Services, will share insights on Wise Practices for applying and gathering Indigenous Knowledge. "Wise practices" refers to a set of guiding principles and approaches designed to respectfully engage with Indigenous communities to collect, ...

Invasive Shrub Removal – Autumn Olive, Buckthorn, Barberry and Honeysuckles (Morning)

rare - Lamb's Inn 1679 Blair Road, Cambridge

Every year, rare takes on ecological restoration initiatives to enhance and rehabilitate the unique native habitats of this urban land trust. Join us and help conserve native biodiversity through the removal of invasive species! Volunteers can expect to learn invasive plant identification as well as proper removal techniques. This is a great opportunity for those looking to ...

Native Plant Propagation Program – Seed Collection (Morning)

rare - Lamb's Inn 1679 Blair Road, Cambridge

The Native Plant Propagation program (NP3) is a restoration program, with the goal of improving biodiversity at rare and in our local community, while educating and engaging the public in the significance of native plant species. The NP3 involves the collection, propagation, sowing, fostering, and planting of native plant species from rare properties. At rare, we practice sustainable harvesting of seeds, where ...

Botanical Photography Workshop, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON

University of Waterloo 200 University Avenue, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

Workshop Leader: Janet McNally Photography is a useful way to preserve observations made on a hike, a visit to a conservation area, or on vacation trips. Don Campbell, an FBO member and keen observer of the natural environment prepared this presentation to highlight his knowledge of photography and to share a selection of his images. ...

OLTA’s Annual Gathering

Isaiah Tubbs Resort & Conference Centre 1642 County Rd 12, Prince Edward, Ontario, Canada

2024 OLTA Annual Gathering – “Resilient Lands, Resilient Peoples – Sharing Innovations & Diverse Approaches” OLTA’s Annual Gathering is a meeting for Ontario land trusts and others who care for — and depend upon — Ontario’s lands and waters. It is a time for sharing experiences, learning from others, and enhancing our collective capacity.  The 2024 Gathering will ...

Birds Canada Annual Public Meeting

Please join us on November 6 at 1pm EST for our Annual Public Meeting. This year, you will hear from key experts behind The State of Canada’s Birds. We will decode what the birds are telling us and discuss ways we can work together to protect birds and their habitats. Registration Required. Joignez-vous à nous ...

Friends of Salmon River – Annual General Meeting

Wesleyan Church - Roblin 3100 Lennox and Addington County Rd 41, Roblin, Ontario, Canada

Starring our cohort and friend, Dugald Carmichael Professor Emeritus from Queen's University, Department of geological sciences and geological engineering On The Value of our Wetlands and our biggest Treasure: the Kennebec Wetland Complex (part of the Salmon Headwaters) Many will remember Dugald from our Bus Tours as he provided the Geology commentary He also presented at our 2019 AGM on 'Paddling ...

Owl Prowl at rare

rare - Lamb's Inn 1679 Blair Road, Cambridge

The Owl Prowl is back! Join Michelle MacMillan, rare Educator, for an evening stroll through Ancient Woods as we learn to listen and watch for these nocturnal creatures. Participants will meet at rare's Lamb's Inn Administrative Centre for a quick presentation before we head out to the trails where Michelle will perform owl calls in the hopes of catching a glimpse of ...

Understanding Treaties in Ontario

Learn about the importance of treaties in Ontario and how treaties affect the work land trusts do. During this session participants will gain a deeper understanding of Ontario treaties and how they have shaped the relationship between Indigenous peoples and settlers in the region. We'll also explore how these treaties impact, and should impact, the ...

MIDLAND-PENETANGUISHENE FIELD NATURALISTS NOVEMBER MEETING !IN PERSON!

MPFN Members Free Guests are welcome but are asked to make a $5 donation Guest Speaker NEIL GRAY "THE NATURAL HISTORY OF HUMMINGBIRDS" Hummingbirds are the smallest known and smallest living avian theropod dinosaurs.  The iridescent colours and highly specialized feathers of many species (mainly in males) give some hummingbirds exotic common names, such as sun ...

What motivates volunteers? A synthesis of two decades of research

Volunteers are a valuable resource for conservation organizations, but it can often be difficult for organizations to motivate and retain them. Join Tim Alamenciak to learn what the scholarly research says about the motivation to participate in conservation and ecological restoration. Tim will present a framework of 15 key motivations that can be used to attract and retain more volunteers. ...

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You’re Invited to a Holiday Party at our Office!

Center for Social Innovation - Annex 720 Bathurst St, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

We are delighted to have you at our holiday party! Join fellow nature lovers, Ontario Nature's board of directors and staff at our new office to celebrate all that we have accomplished together in 2024 to protect our wild species and wild spaces. Thanks to your support, we had a busy year protecting our natural ...

FYIxON guided hike at Cedarvale, Nature Guardians Community Science activity © Melina Damian


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.