Please note:
- Unless stated otherwise, events are open to the public.
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- Events prefixed with “TTLT” are run by and the responsibility of the Thames Talbot Land Trust. Please direct any questions to the TTLT at thamestalbot@ttlt.ca.
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January 2020
Nature in the City: Fishing for a Healthy Thames River
Robert Huber, President of the Thames River Anglers, will talk about his experiences as an angler and as a passionate advocate for a healthy Thames. He will highlight the improving biodiversity of the river and will describe projects currently underway that are continuing to improve water quality, habitat and eco-friendly access. And, of course, we’ll hear about the cool fish!
Find out more »February 2020
Nature in the City: Pollinator Pathways
Humans need plants and plants need pollinators. Gabor Sass, a Western professor and community activator will give us tips on how to provide natural travel corridors, habitat and nutrition for insects, birds and other animals that move pollen from plant to plant.
Find out more »Nature in the City: Predator – Prey Interactions
Nature is red in tooth and claw everywhere. Liana Zanette, of Western’s Biology Department will help us understand healthy human and animal relationships in our urban ecosystems.
Find out more »Nature in the City: The Coves – A Neighbourhood Environmental Success Story
The Coves is a remarkable community-led, conservation success story. Patrick Donnelly and Linda McDougall of the City of London will highlight the ecological transformation of the Coves Environmentally Significant Area and describe ways to explore and help protect the former meander of the Thames River.
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