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When: Monday, November 27, 7:00 pmWhere: Lunan Hall, St. Paul’s United Church, 349 Waverley Street, Thunder BayWho: Thunder Bay Field Naturalists club https://tbfn.net/events/talk-forests-and-climate-change-dave-morris-doug-reid/
Join us for a keynote speech from this year's speaker, Amber Sandy, and a chance to reconnect after the 2023 Youth Summit. To register for this event, please click the link above. Please note: this event is for youth participants and partners of the 2023 Youth Summit or for those who are a part of ...
Join Jenna Quinn, Ontario Nature’s Conservation Science Manager, and a panel of researchers and contributing authors to learn about the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas (ORAA) publication. The ORAA is a decade-long community science project that tracked distributions and spatial trends of reptiles and amphibians across the province. Atlas data has increased the knowledge and ...
When: Wednesday, November 29, 7:00 pm Where: Sarnia Library Theatre, 124 Christina St. S., SarniaWho: Lambton Wildlife https://lambtonwildlife.com/event/cerulean-warbler-migration-virtual-presentation/
Come and bid for fabulous gifts at the Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory's Festive Holiday Auction, taking place online from November 27th to December 11th. There's something for everyone: exciting excursions, fine wines, gorgeous art, intriguing books, delectable foodstuffs, birding accessories, and so much more. Your participation not only secures unique items but also supports ...
Talks are presented Sunday afternoons at 2:30 pm, from September to May with audience discussion time. Visitors are always welcome and no admission fee is charged. Meeting Location: Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84442916344?pwd=RE5ySmZNMThTZVNkWVI2Z3R6aGFHdz09 Meeting ID: 844 4291 6344 Passcode: 343484 Join us on December 3rd at 2:30 pm for our lecture titled “Wildlife research in the ...
Rosemary Martin on Winter Survival in the Insect World. Meeting date is Dec 12 at 7:30 PM.
Started in 1900, the Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is North America’s longest-running Citizen Science project. People in more than 2000 locations throughout the Western Hemisphere participate in the CBC each year. The information collected by thousands of CBC volunteer participants forms one of the world’s largest sets of wildlife survey data. The results are used ...
Professional explorer and adventurer Adam Shoalts returns to tell us about his latest adventure and book Where the Falcon Flies: a 3,400 km solo canoe journey from Lake Erie to the Arctic. His book will be available for purchase.
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.