Oct 2025

Using Plants to Attract Bats
Birha Farooqi, Science Communicator – Join Birha Farooqi for a presentation on bats, plants and pollinators. A graduate of McMaster University, Fleming College and Laurentian University, [...]
Nov 2025

Waterfowl Identification: Dabblers, Divers, and More!
It’s waterfowl season once again! Join Joseph Langlois, Interpretive Naturalist at The University of Guelph Arboretum, for an engaging look at the waterfowl you’re likely [...]

Giant Hogweed Invasion: It’s a Community Thing
John Kemp, Inventor, Product Developer – The Giant Hogweed Mitigation Project brings together government agencies, land managers, property owners and volunteers to combat one of [...]

Pollinator Roadsides: Habitat Creation Along Our Roads
Jennifer Leat and Tim Taylor – Jennifer and Tim will talk about the inception and purpose of Waterloo Region Nature’s Pollinator Roadsides project. They'll also [...]

Field Trip: Duck, Duck, Goose (Waterfowl in Hamilton Day Trip)
Join Nature Guelph Bird Wing for a day of birding for fall waterfowl in the Hamilton area. It is a weird and wonderful waterfowl season. [...]
Dec 2025

Eavesdropping on the missing migrants: Night flight calls and new acoustic methods for tracking bird migration
Join Nature Guelph Bird Wing on Thursday, December 4, 2025 from 7:30-9:00 pm for an on-line meeting ( Register here: https://forms.gle/xpjG8ZYjnZRT4Cue7). - Billions of migratory [...]
Jan 2026

Digital Conservation: Promises and Pitfalls, Practices and Perspectives
Eric Nost, Associate Professor of Geography, University of Guelph – Technology is rapidly transforming conservation – from bird identification apps to artificial intelligence monitoring illegal [...]

Seed Exchange and Member Presentations
Join Nature Guelph Wildflower for our annual seed exchange. The theme is woodland plants: perennials, shrubs and trees. There will be seeds, baggies, seed trays [...]
Mar 2026

Reptile Conservation in an Era of Change
Dr. Chantel Markle, Assistant Professor, University of Waterloo – Reptiles are among the most endangered vertebrate groups worldwide and are particularly vulnerable to climate-driven disturbances [...]
Apr 2026

Searching for Bruce Grey Wild Orchids
Audrey Armstrong and Willy Waterton – Bruce and Grey counties are unique with the Niagara escarpment, Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, and high calcium soils [...]
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