You can see the club’s most recent speakers talk about pawpaws on October 23. https://www.lpfun.ca/paw-paw-forest-dinner.
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Zoom for Hybrid Meetings
Usually requested by the committee from 7 pm to 10 pm
Video on for host and lectern. The host will stop the video during the meeting.
Recording on in cloud
No waiting room
Allow participants to join at any time
The link is added to the reminder email for the meeting.
The host starts the meeting and adds other devices in the room
The host emails the recording details to Kathleen for publishing.
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Add a field trip 2025
Featured images are optional
Open the email
Open a new event
Copy-paste the title and description
Append (NL Members Only) to the title if necessary
Edit the description if necessary
Identify the organizer
Enter the date and times
Set maximum registrations
Set registrations to start 21 days before the event
Add 2 “Hike Reminder” emails, 2 and 4 days before the event.
Download attached photo and add it after the title and a 10px spacer.
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TTLT is hiring for a Fund Development Assistant
Full details are on the TTLT website: https://www.thamestalbotlandtrust.ca/employment_opportunities
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Reminder for Hybrid Meeting
Create a Zoom meeting from 7 to 10 to allow for setup and overtime.
Zoom setup:
- No waiting room
- Allow participants to join at any time
- Mute participants on entry
- Recording on to Zoom’s cloud
- May have to delete some old recordings
- Note the link. Here is a sample
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81595464142?pwd=VNjgUbbsnWpNAu5ADVHEB2cdflAbNp.1
Edit the previous Registration Message for hybrid meetings:
- Change the title if necessary
- Change the text if necessary
- Replace the old Zoom link with the new link
Setup message in event
- Edit the event
- Add a New Scheduled Message 4 days and 2 days before the event
- Select the new version of the message from previous step
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Webmaster’s Interim Report June-August 2024
See previous report for more information for the annual report.
Added events to the calendar.
Added new announcements as required.
Made some cosmetic changes to the website.
Maintained the email forwarding table.
Reduced the number of emails for each use of the online membership form.
Supported Osprey monitoring and Chimney Swift monitoring.
Reorganized the pages on volunteering.
Paid renewal fees for software and domain names.
Added and revised documentation to the online “adminidocs” posts.
Adopted WEPB format for images on the home page and events. This improves internet performance.
Monitored internet performance using third-party tools. Adopted several suggestions to improve performance and optimize elements for search engines. The home page now loads in about 1 second. Google searches using the keywords nature, London, and any suitable topic work well.
Removed or repaired broken links on old web pages.
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Butterfly Counts 2024
SAVE THE DATES OF JULY 7 AND 28 FOR BUTTERFLY COUNTS
Weather permitting, Skunk’s Misery will be counted on July 7 and Clear Creek will be counted on July 28. These are the traditional first and last Sundays in July. There are potluck dinners after each count. Email George Prieksaitis for information on attending and helping.

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Monitoring Programs
JOIN A MONITORING PROGRAM THIS YEAR
To get involved, we encourage members to contact any of the following programs by email:
- Chimney Swift Monitoring londonswifts@gmail.com
- Meadowlark Monitoring birding.wing@naturelondon.ca
- Osprey Monitoring osprey.monitoring@naturelondon.ca


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Awards Banquet

November 27, 2023 at Lambeth Legion
Guest Speaker: Adam Shoalts is a professional explorer and national best-selling author. Topic: Lake Erie to the Arctic. Members may purchase tickets for $50.
Find out more >>
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Health Guidelines for Nature London Events
For all events:
- As a courtesy to others, please do not attend if you are feeling unwell.
When attending meetings inside the London Civic Garden Complex (Indoor Meetings, Birding Wing meetings):
- Each person attending must register separately using the same name and email address associated with your membership. This will facilitate contact tracing in the event of any illness reported after the meeting.
- Masking is no longer required at Nature London indoor meetings but encouraged, particularly for those individuals who are at higher risk for infection. We remain mask friendly. Please refrain from attending indoor meetings if you are currently experiencing an infection or illness, particularly an upper respiratory tract infection.
