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In collaboration with the Biodiversity Inventory at Western, Kari Moreland is hosting a nocturnal bioblitz on Friday, August 1st, 8:30 to 10:30 pm. There will be lights and sheets to attract moths and other nocturnal insects. This will result in iNaturalist observations for Nature Conservancy Canada’s Big Backyard Bioblitz.
We will walk mostly on paved paths near the Thames River to observe summer birds and plants. Be prepared for some sun and possible insects. A water bottle would be handy. Meet in the back parking lot close to the Thames Valley Parkway and the river (just south of the washroom building) at North London […]
Kains Woods is home to many year-round residents, including birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and more. On this hike, we will explore those that thrive in this woodlot along the Thames River. There are uneven surfaces on this trail. Trekking poles and good hiking boots are suggested. Park on the street on Westdel Bourne, south of […]
We will fill the feeders at Cedarcroft, (bird seed supplied) and then walk the Beech Point Trail, which is an easy trail to walk. Then we will walk the River Trail (time permitting). At this point, anyone who does not want to walk the River Trail may enjoy the meadow and watch for birds at […]
Join Leigh Shand, local naturalist, guide and nature/wellness coach for an enriching Guided Nature Walk at The Coves – a gem in the heart of London. Leigh blends her wellness teachings with knowledge of the Carolinian Forest to create a unique experience for participants. You’ll hear why time in nature is key to physical, mental […]
Gardeners often know the benefits that native plants can provide as host plants for various insects as well as providing food (e.g. nectar) to butterflies, bees and other pollinators.
Whether you’re a seasoned naturalist or just curious about the world around you, bioblitzes are a fun and engaging way to explore local biodiversity. Discover nature. Connect with the community. Contribute to science. Learn more at bioblitzlondon.ca!
We will fill the feeders and then walk Beech Point Trail (easy trail), watching for signs of the Fall season. If time permits, we will walk the River Trail medium trail). Hiking shoes and hiking poles are recommended. You are welcome to bring cameras and binoculars. We will meet at the road and walk in […]