Author: Glenn Berry

Here is the link to the Ontario Nature blog on the election issues. https://ontarionature.org/protect-our-planet-vote-for-nature-blog/

The EAI supports community projects that demonstrate a positive impact on the local environment. Each project receives up to $1,000 in funding, coaching, and promotional support to bring the project to life.  Click here  to find out more. Application deadline is March 14.

The Indoor Meetings Committee is open to receiving offers of 15-minute presentations to be delivered on April 11. Please email the committee at indoor.meetings@naturelondon.ca or approach the audio-visual team at any meeting.

The latest annual report has been added to the club’s Official Statements and Reports page. Here is the 2023-2024 Annual Report.

The NL Board through the work of the Cedarcroft Task Force has approved the reopening of Cedarcroft Nature Reserve. Details are in the official statement. The member password is required to see the directions to Cedarcroft.

Ontario Nature, St. Clair Region Conservation Authority and Thames Talbot Land Trust are co-hosting a landowner protection and stewardship workshop. The purpose is to engage with landowners within the East Sydenham River watershed who may be interested in land protection and habitat restoration in the region. Here are the event details.

The CAC sent this message to all of its mailing list subscribers. The online survey takes less than 10 minutes and is open until February 3rd. The survey is found at https://www.ontario.ca/form/survey-2025-budget-consultations

Any members representing the club may wish to have this video loaded on their computer. The video quality is much better than that of YouTube. Submit your request on this password-protected page.

The Nature London Eco-Grants Program is now open for applications until noon, March 1st, 2025. Grants will be between $500 and $5000. Full details and forms are available at Nature London’s Community Eco-Grants Program.