Sep 2026
Toronto’s Birds: Birding in the GTA
Mark Peck, Nancy Barrett and Jean Iron – From city parks, hidden ravines and the shore of Lake Ontario, the Greater Toronto Area is home [...]
Sisters of the Jungle: Trailblazing Women Who Shaped the Study of Wild Primates
Dr. Keriann McGoogan, Primatologist – Join us for a presentation about the women who have dominated the science of primatology. Dr. McGoogan will share her [...]
Field Trip: Early Fall Bird Migration
Join Nature Guelph Bird Wing for a guided Fall Bird Walk around Preservation Park. This volunteer-led walk will feature the early fall bird migration. We [...]
Celebrate 60 Years of Nature Guelph!
Join us at the picturesque Marden Park Pond Pavilion as we celebrate 60 years of being an organized naturalist club! There will be a guided [...]
Oct 2026
Fantastic Cranes and Where to Find Them
Sandhill Cranes are large, charismatic birds that can often be seen (and heard!) in large congregations in the fall. Once near extinction, cranes have made [...]
Jan 2027
Conserving Aerial Insectivores in Agricultural Landscapes: Are Wetlands the Solution?
Aerial insectivores (swallows, swifts, nightjars, and flycatchers) have experienced steep population declines in North America, with numbers falling by an estimated 43% since the 1970’s. [...]
Mar 2027
The Energetics of Bird Migration
Join Nature Guelph's Bird Wing for a presentation by Ryan Leys, a PhD candidate at the University of Waterloo. Ryan will be discussing his PhD [...]
Apr 2027
Connecting Canada and Costa Rica Through Our Shared Birds
At Finca Cántaros Environmental Association (fincacantaros.org) in Coto Brus, Costa Rica, environmental education and community engagement are at the heart of everything we do. Join [...]
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