Dave Jolly is a Senior Ecologist with over 35 years of experience and expertise in terrestrial and wetland ecology.
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Nature journaling is a creative way to develop skilled observations, curiosity, and gratitude for nature.
The fall, with leaves starting to change colour, interesting fungi and other natural objects present is a great time to nature journal.
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Nature journaling is a creative way to develop skilled observations, curiosity, and gratitude for nature.
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David Jolly will lead a follow-up to his talk.
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Walk along the Beech Point and River Trails to view the colours of fall.
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Hawk Cliff, Port Stanley beaches, lunch at Mackie’s, Port Stanley Sewage Lagoons.
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We often see robins, sparrows, goldfinches, woodpeckers, nuthatches, ducks, chickadees, cardinals, and hawks.
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The Atlas is based on a 10-year community science project.
From 6:45 to 7:15, the Finance Committee will host an in-person Q&A session in the lobby.
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Featuring fall colours, migrants, waterfowl and other birds.
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In 2022, Brett Forsyth embarked on an adventure to set Ontario’s first human-powered big year record.
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