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NATURE IN THE CITY RECORDINGS

All six presentations from the 2024 Nature in the City Event have been added. Members can use the password to access these and other recordings.

ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2023

“Nature London’s Annual Report is an important accountability document that provides highlights of our achievements and documents the range and scope of our activities for our membership, government agencies, and the general public.” —Gordon Neish

Find it on the Official Statements and Reports webpage.

CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS ON MEMBERS NIGHT, APRIL 12

The Indoor Meetings Committee is seeking members willing to give a 10-minute presentation at our members’ night. If you have some photos, a video, an observation, or results from a research study that the Nature London membership would find interesting, please get in touch with the Indoor Meetings Committee.

Please note, that due to the technical limits of streaming hybrid meetings, we can only accommodate individuals willing to present in person at the Civic Garden Complex. Video contributions can be shown in person, but cannot be streamed on Zoom; however, a link can be shared for the online audience. Please email the Committee at indoor.meetings@naturelondon.ca.

ZOOM RECORDINGS (MEMBERS ONLY)

See recordings of recent Indoor Meeting and Birding Wing presentations. Each will be available for a limited time only.

ECO-GRANT PRESENTATIONS VIDEO NOW ON YOUTUBE

The video runs for 68 minutes and contains all four presentations.

LONDON’S ENVIRONMENTALLY SIGNIFICANT AREAS (ESAs)

Nature London’s Conservation Action Committee has issued an alert to those who subscribed. Here is the link.

2023 CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT SUMMARY AND RESULTS

Pete Read’s summary and results are available as a PDF files HERE. “… total species was 83, just one shy of our best max.”

MEMBER PRESENTATIONS (UPDATED)

Click here for PDF versions of member presentations from members’ nights.

The Cardinal FOR AUTUMN 2023

Online copies of The Cardinal are available here. Use the member password to see this fantastic issue. Be sure to see this issue for Unusual Bird Sightings, Fungi, Native Plants, Nature in the City, Released Chimney Swifts, club news… 

2023 BIOBLITZ OCTOBER 16-22

In support of the City’s 2023 Phase 1 Conservation Master Plan the City of London Ecology Department is inviting citizen scientists to venture out into the four Environmentally Significant Areas; Kains Woods, Lower Dingman, Pottersburg Valley and Warbler Woods. For details, see here.