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Description: In person event on April 27 in Guelph. Discussion of local strategies followed by bird walk. Location: Riverside Park, Guelph Date/time: April 27 at 9:00 am (1-1.5 hours) How to register: Registration not required. Contact Marlene Paibomesai at wellington@birdsontario.org for details.
Description: Join us for a morning of birding at Canatara Park. Meet other Region 3 birders, and bring your questions about square coverage, the NatureCounts app, or anything else Atlas-3 related! Location: Canatara Park - meet at the Seaway Kiwanis Pavillion between Cathcart Blvd and Lake Chipican Date/time: May 4, 8:30 am - 10:00 am ...
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)
Description: Join Regional Coordinators and fellow atlassers for a morning of atlassing in Timmins: get hands-on practice submitting general observations, doing point counts (including with digital recording units) and help us fill coverage gaps while having fun. All skill levels are welcome. Location: Canadian Tire parking lot (2199 Riverside Dr., Timmins) Date/time: June 2, 7:30 ...
Join our Plover Team on July 13 from 10 AM to 12:30 PM to clean up a beach near a nesting site with Friends of Second Marsh, and Aves Coffee Co in Oshawa, Ontario. Meet us at the parking area at the south end of Colonel Sam Drive at the McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve. Garbage ...
During the peak of bird fall migration in North America, an estimated 4 billion birds will navigate built environments as they travel southward to their wintering grounds. Millions of birds will not arrive at their destination due to a fatal collision with a building. You can help ensure these birds survive their journey! Join us ...
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, ...
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.