Passport to Nature offers a window on the wilds of the region through a year-round series of free events that include guided hikes, canoe trips, photography and astronomy outings and much more.
Get ready for the Passport to Nature: With Maple Tree I.D.
When is a beloved maple tree not a beloved maple tree? When it’s not a native species. Of eight species of maple growing in Ontario, one has caught the ire of conservationists,and over the last decade or so quite lot of effort has been made to get rid it. The dark one in question is the Norway maple.
New Partnership with Orillia Museum of Art & History
We are pleased to announce that the Conservancy will be working on a special project with the Orillia Museum (OMAH).
The Pure Dedication of Birders
Take the Christmas Bird Count season as an example. Any time between mid December and early January, alarms are waking birders up very early in the morning.
Passport to Nature – Sponsors Needed
We are looking for sponsors for the 2017 Passport to Nature!
Annual General Meeting – Feb 4, 2017
Join us for our Annual General Meeting on Saturday, February 4 at Hawkridge Golf & Country Club. Doors open at 1:30pm, meeting starts at 2pm.
Grab your calendars – great events are coming up!
There are some great events and activities coming up in the region.
Summer activities at the Conservancy
Get out to some of the properties we protect and attend events in support of our conservation efforts. There is a lot going on this summer!
An Update on the Carden Alvar Nature Festival
An update on the Carden Alvar Nature Festival
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