Sep 2026
Celebrate 60 Years of Nature Guelph!
Join us at the picturesque Marden Pond Pavilion for an afternoon picnic as we celebrate 60 years of being an organized naturalist club! There will [...]
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 [...]
Adventures in Biotic Resistance Field Day
Join David Fields and Nature Guelph for a hands-on field event to support the health of the Speed River, explore how healthy, diverse ecosystems can [...]
Discovery Walks: Autumn Colours
Mitchell Trail and Ellis Creek Wetland Trail Join us as we explore Guelph’s local trails and parks, with the goal of increasing our appreciation and [...]
Polar Bears in a Warming Arctic: Insights from Genetics
NOTE SPEAKER SERIES LOCATION CHANGE. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. – Ruth Rivkin, Weston Family Fellow in Northern Research, University of Manitoba and Polar Bears International – Polar [...]
Field Trip: October 2026 Bird Walk
Join Bird Safe Guelph and Nature Guelph Bird Wing for a day of finding fall migrating birds within the Wellington/Waterloo area. With fall migration underway, [...]
Adventures in Biotic Resistance
David Fields – David will explore how healthy, diverse ecosystems can resist invasive species – and how community-centred restoration can contribute to climate resilience. The [...]
Nov 2026
Monitoring colonial waterbirds on the Laurentian Great Lakes
Join Nature Guelph’s Bird Wing for a presentation from Dave Moore, Senior Waterbird Biologist with the Canadian Wildlife Service. Colonial waterbirds are sentinel species in [...]
Underwater Worlds
NOTE SPEAKER SERIES LOCATION CHANGE. REGISTRATION REQUIRED. – Jenna McGuire, Ecologist, Educator, Scientific illustrator – Take a dive below the water's surface to explore everything [...]
Field Trip: Duck, Duck, Goose 2026 (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. [...]
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