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Join our Little Nature Explorers for a fun and engaging 30-minute indoor nature class, perfect for young explorers at Featherfields in Wortley Village! Through hands-on crafts, interactive games, and exciting […]
Join us for a delightful spring birding walk at the Coves in London, Ontario! This 2-hour, 4km walk will give you the chance to spot a variety of birds that […]
We will drive north of Clinton on Highway 4 to Summerhill Road to begin looking for resident and migrant bird species. Depending on the weather, we may see a number […]
We will walk the trails at Komoka Park North looking for resident birds and early migrants. It is early for the bulk of spring migration but meadowlarks, bluebirds should be […]
We will walk the Beech Point and Pine Trails. There are many varieties of native flowers and trees. We hope to see some migrating birds. Due to possibly wet or […]
Millions of birds migrate north through the London area from January to June every year. Join us to learn more about this incredible phenomenon – and how you can experience […]
In recognition and celebration of Earth Day each year, Earthfest London inspires hope and action toward a greener London and a greener planet by bringing the community together for a […]
All ages are welcome! For more information and to register, click Eventbrite.
Join us for a weekday birding walk in Killaly Meadows! We will walk for an hour and a half watching for early signs of breeding from the Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Field […]
Westminster Ponds is part of an Environmentally Significant Area (ESA) that has incredibly diverse ecosystems that support all kinds of wildlife that I have witnessed over the past year, including […]
