Feb 2025

Mussel Magic: Nature’s Tiny Water Purifiers
Sarah Richer, Senior Ecologist, Species at Risk Program, Royal Botanical Garden – Who among us poops out cleaner water than they take in? If they [...]

Ferns on the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula
Lynn Allen and Hamish Duthie will share their experiences exploring the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula in search of ferns, orchids and other rare plants. Lynn is [...]

Bird Bingo
Join Nature Guelph Bird Wing for a social and fun afternoon featuring bird bingo, prizes and beers. $5 fee per person (cash at the door [...]
Mar 2025

An Introduction to the Owls of Southern Ontario
Marcie Jacklin will be talking about the different species that are likely to be found, some of their behaviours and habitats. Most importantly she will [...]
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Mar

Field Trip - Aylmer Wilderness Area (Trip is Full)
Join Nature Guelph Bird Wing for a field trip into Elgin County to witness the migration of the Tundra Swan and other early migrants. Trip [...]
Apr 2025

Out of the Lyme Light and into the Sunlight
Join Nature Guelph Bird Wing on April 3, 2025 from 7:30-9:00 pm for a presentation by local authour and birder, Bob Bell. Out of the [...]

Habitat-Based Influences on Farm Arthropods
Aleksandra Dolezal, Ecologist – Does habitat rehabilitation on marginal farmlands that are unsuitable for crops provide for better numbers and diversity? Do arthropods respond to [...]

Woodcock Walk
Join the Nature Guelph Bird Wing group for an evening of viewing American Woodcocks performing their dazzling ‘sky dance’ and other crepuscular bird species. Location [...]
May 2025

Bugs in Bugs: The Fascinating Friendship Between Insects and Microbes
Yanira Jiménez-Padilla, PhD Candidate, Western University – Insects are the most diverse and abundant group of animals in the world, but they’re not alone. Virtually [...]
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