Come outdoors to connect with nature using our senses and through games and fun activities (best suited for ages 6-11). Themes explored may include plant and animal interactions, Indigenous knowledge, nature art, and mindfulness. You will be invited to make and share cedar tea together (families are responsible to bring their own cups).
Warblers and sparrows make up a large portion of the migratory and breeding birds in our area but there are so many different ones that look similar! Here is your chance to learn how to distinguish the various species in time for the spring migration. This is an indoor session to learn about wing-bars, eye-stripes, breast streaks and other features that help tell one species from another, as well as clues about habitat and behaviour. Registration begins at end of February.
In the spring before the trees have leafed out and shaded the forest floor, ephemeral wildflowers brighten the ground in our deciduous forests to make use of the spring sunlight while they can get it. Join Mark for an afternoon walk to search for and enjoy some of these spring beauties.
More spring walks coming soon...
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