Registration is required for “members only” events. Also, we ask unwell members to refrain from attending.
If you have received a Nature London email confirmation of registration for a field trip and you cannot attend, it is good to cancel and free the space for someone on the waiting list. You can cancel by replying to your confirmation email or reminder email. If the event was booked through Eventbrite or another group, you would have to cancel through them.
To start enjoying all events and Nature London’s other member benefits, click the “Join Us” link above.
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Join us for a unique opportunity to witness the enchanting American Woodcock breeding flight before this industrial land undergoes development. Experience the magical ‘sky dance’ as the male woodcock performs his mesmerizing display. Watch as he starts with a series of nasal ‘peent’ calls, takes off into a spiraling flight, and sings a melodious song […] |
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Spend your day at the Western Fair District Agriplex in London, ON, experiencing storytelling, hands-on workshops, wildlife shows, presentations, native plant sales, exhibitor booths, and more. Join a community of people growing and embedding HOPE in the land through the following themes: All ages welcome!Mark your calendars and stay tuned for early bird tickets! |
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Come to Cedarcroft and see the early signs of Spring. Listen to the birds singing, the early flowers starting to poke their new shoots through the ground, and some might even be in flower. We will walk the Beech Point and Pine Trail; depending on the weather, we might go down to the River Trail. […] |
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Join us for a unique opportunity to witness the enchanting American Woodcock breeding flight before this industrial land undergoes development. Experience the magical ‘sky dance’ as the male woodcock performs his mesmerizing display. Watch as he starts with a series of nasal ‘peent’ calls, takes off into a spiraling flight, and sings a melodious song […] |
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Last meeting of the season. Five short presentations by members |
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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 frequent the area in April. Keep an eye out for: – Red-tailed Hawks soaring high above.- The Belted Kingfisher near the water.- Canada Geese and […]
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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 nature-themed activities, kids will discover the wonders of the natural world while developing a love for the environment. Each session offers a unique adventure for kids […] |
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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 of waterfowl species or some early songbird migrants. We will break for lunch at a local hamburger stand, or you can bring a bagged lunch. […] |
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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 present along with tree swallows and some sparrows. We will also check the pond area for waterfowl. Trails mostly flat with one small hill – […] |
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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 muddy conditions due to weather, please wear appropriate footwear. You might also want to use hiking poles. You are welcome to bring binoculars and a […]
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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 it for yourself! Reuven will also lead a nature walk to spot migrating birds in London during the City Nature Challenge. Get all of the […] |
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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 day of music, art, food, learning, and fun. This year, Earthfest London will happen on Saturday, April 26, from 11 am to 4 pm, in […] |
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All ages are welcome! For more information and to register, click Eventbrite. |
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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 Sparrow, and Eastern Towhee! Head North on Adelaide St. N and turn right on Windermere Rd, drive to the end of the road. Route to […] |
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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 coyotes, deer, rodents (including beaver, muskrats), snakes, and yes, several species of birds plus wildflowers. We will start the hike at the viewing platform overlooking […] |
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This walk is intended for members who have mobility challenges who may require canes, a walker, an assistant, or frequent pauses. We will walk on a level trail covered with wood chips at a slow pace to spend some time observing Nature in the spring. Members may bring an assistant, if needed, who is not […] |
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Join us for a relaxing hike on the beautiful MacNaughton Trail in Exeter. We should be seeing spring migrants, spring flowers and the White Squirrel along with other wildlife. The trail is wide and fairly level with some stairs and is 4 kms long. Dress for the weather and wear proper footware. Take Richmond St. […] |