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Bruce McKenzie will present “the Wetlands Of the Hamilton Area” Please join us if you can. ZOOM meeting invitations will be sent out to all members prior to the meeting date. If you are not a member but are interested in attending please reach us through our e-mail drfn1955@hotmail.com
North Durham Nature is excited to announce their annual wildflower seed sale. This is a fantastic opportunity to bring biodiversity into the space around your home. Seeds will be sold this February and March through the North Durham Nature Club. The native wildflower seeds are produced by four club members who are enthusiastic gardeners. In ...
Please join us for the 5th online event in our Winter Speaker Series, co-hosted with Friends of the Napanee River. Do you want to learn more about the birds in your backyard? Kyle Blaney - a skilled birder and nature photographer - will use his photos to describe his obsession with birding: a healthy obsession ...
Tuesday, March 8 "How Bugs Rule (the World)" with Jacob Zaccaria Entomica Insectarium Speaker presentations on Zoom on the second Tuesday of the month, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. For a Zoom invitation, please e-mail us at yorksimcoenatureclub@gmail.com. Guests may attend two Zoom meetings for free before requiring a membership.
Have you ever wondered how Ontario’s turtles spend the winter? The Georgian Bay Biosphere, located along the eastern shores of Georgian Bay, is home to six native species of turtle in Ontario. The wetlands across this unique landscape offer a refuge from harsh winter conditions, allowing turtles to successfully overwinter for up to half of ...
Free. Please contact us to request an invitation to the Zoom presentation. Midland-Penetanguishene Field Naturalists / mpfieldnaturalists@gmail.com Guest Speaker David Legros "Herpetological Short Stories" A lifelong interest in reptiles and amphibians has brought David in close contact with his subjects. Over the years, he has made some interesting and unique observations about these often overlooked ...
What: a rally to protect the world’s purest scientifically tested water. A gravel mining operation in North Simcoe has a permit to draw millions of litres of groundwater daily just to wash gravel. A second operation is seeking a similar permit. Both operations sit above an aquifer containing the world’s purest, scientifically tested water. Once ...
The Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil is one of the most threatened ecosystems in the world, and holds several endemic and endangered bird species. Join North Durham Nature President Cara Gregory for an "eco-tour" through the rain and cloud forests and wetlands of the National Parks in and around Rio de Janeiro. Get up close views ...
This Sappy Hour will be devoted to two owl surveys (Barred and Northern Saw-Whet Owl Survey and the Great Gray and Boreal Owl Survey), provided by Kathy Jones of Birds Canada, and to Atlassing in April by Mike Burrell. Mar 29, 2022 07:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Demiesha Dennis March 30th Conversation for Conservation Zoom Webinar, 7 pm Attendance is Free; Register to Attend The third Conversation for Conservation in our 2022 Webinar Series features speaker Demiesha Dennis, Founder and CEO of Brown Girl Outdoor World. On Wednesday, March 30, at 7 p.m. on Zoom, Demiesha will present Setting the Table: Invitation and ...
Friday, April 29, 2022, 7:30 p.m. (Online Zoom Meeting) Speaker: Sarah Jamieson Topic: Role of European Starlings in the Decline of Red-headed Woodpeckers in Ontario Sarah is a biologist with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry at Trent University. Details on her presentation topic will be announced later.
Date: Apr 03, 2022 at 14:30 Meeting Location: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82023157279?pwd=NzJZOUZpb3hVaVdRQXBBd2xQTzI3QT09 Kathy Vatcher, an accomplished visual artist and educator, lives in Toronto but escapes the city as often as possible to hunt for wild mushrooms. She’s been studying them since joining the Mycological Society of Toronto a decade ago, though her interest began 35 years earlier. A frequent ...