Skunk’s Misery Butterfly Count
Continue the tradition of counting butterflies for an official census. Enjoy a potluck dinner afterwards. Email George Prieksaitis for information on attending and helping.
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Clear Creek Butterfly Count
Continue the tradition of counting butterflies for an official census. Enjoy a potluck dinner afterwards. Email George Prieksaitis for information on attending and helping.
Meadowlily to Shelborne Park Walk CANCELLED
Meadowlily 25 Meadowlily Road South, London, CanadaAttendance: 8 / 12
Explore a range of habitats as we walk west from Meadowlily Nature Reserve, under Highbury Avenue, to the prairie plantings under the hydro corridor that parallels Highbury.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Meadowlily to Shelborne Park Walk Rescheduled
Meadowlily 25 Meadowlily Road South, London, CanadaAttendance: 4 / 12
Explore a range of habitats as we walk west from Meadowlily Nature Reserve, under Highbury Avenue, to the prairie plantings under the hydro corridor that parallels Highbury.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Fungi Walk at Cedarcroft
Cedarcroft Southwold, Ontario, CanadaAttendance: 8 / 12
A walk on the Beech Point and River Trails looking for variety of fungi.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Late Summer Birds and Plants
North London Athletic Fields 1225 Adelaide St N, London, OntarioAttendance: 2 / 25
Walk on mostly paved paths looking at late summer plants and birds.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Fall Bird Walk – The Coves
The Coves 1 Cove Road, London, Ontario, CanadaAttendance: 10 / 10
Walk the trails along the pond’s edge looking for early fall migrants and resident birds.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
David Joly’s Photo Field Guide to Asters and Goldenrods of Ontario
London Civic Garden ComplexAttendance: 63 / 200
Dave Jolly is a Senior Ecologist with over 35 years of experience and expertise in terrestrial and wetland ecology.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Nature Journaling at Cedarcroft
Cedarcroft Southwold, Ontario, CanadaAttendance: 7 / 10
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.
MEMBERS ONLY – REGISTRATION REQUIRED
London Civic Garden Complex Fall Sale
London Civic Garden ComplexFor the past 24 years, we have grown 12,000 plants each year that are donated to 22 non-profit organizations with a wide variety of gardening needs and projects (decorative – […]