Join TRCA for a night of fun and adventure! A short slide presentation on owls and coyotes is followed by a trip into the woods. Together we will call out to these wild creatures in the hope that they will hoot or howl back. Dress warmly and bring a travel mug for hot chocolate. More information here.

The Toronto Entomologists' Association is presenting "Monitoring Butterflies Along an Urban Gradient in The Region of Waterloo" by Jessica Linton. More information here.

Discover the wonders of winter wildlife! Identify the tracks and signs of local animals, and learn their secrets for surviving chilly winter weather. Leave behind tracks of your own while trying out snowshoeing. Please note that these events are moderately physically demanding. More information here.

Evergreen is now accepting applications for the Walmart-Evergreen Green Grants Program supporting community development, environmental stewardship, and urban agriculture projects across Canada. This greening program provides funds of up to $10,000 to groups working on community development, environmental restoration, and other community based projects. For information on eligibility and to download an application, click here.

World Wetlands Day is held on February 2nd every year and marks the signing of the International Convention on Wetlands (the Ramsar Convention) on February 2nd 1971 in the Iranian city of Ramsar on the shores of the Caspian Sea. World Wetlands Day was celebrated for the first time in 1997 and since then, events and activities are held world-wide in February each year to raise awareness of wetland values and benefits.

Ontario Nature is hosting the Ontario Wetlands Conference at Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto. This one-day gathering will examine the science, policy and stewardship of Ontario's wetlands, and feature keynotes by Ron Reid and Dr. Paul Keddy. Presentations will be followed by three panel sessions examining Ontario's wetlands. More information here.

Discover the wonders of winter wildlife! Identify the tracks and signs of local animals, and learn their secrets for surviving chilly winter weather. Leave behind tracks of your own while trying out snowshoeing. Please note that these events are moderately physically demanding. More information here.

Join TRCA for a night of fun and adventure! A short slide presentation on owls and coyotes is followed by a trip into the woods. Together we will call out to these wild creatures in the hope that they will hoot or howl back. More information here.

Join TRCA for a night of fun and adventure! A short slide presentation on owls and coyotes is followed by a trip into the woods. Together we will call out to these wild creatures in the hope that they will hoot or howl back. More information here.

Join TRCA for a night of fun and adventure! A short slide presentation on owls and coyotes is followed by a trip into the woods. Together we will call out to these wild creatures in the hope that they will hoot or howl back. More information here.

Many ducks spend the summer breeding in the Arctic and migrate south to Toronto for the milder winter. Join TRCA to learn about and view some of these spectacular winter 'snowbirds'. More information here.

Many ducks spend the summer breeding in the Arctic and migrate south to Toronto for the milder winter. Join TRCA to learn about and view some of these spectacular winter 'snowbirds'. More information here.

Mark your calendars and spread the word! The third annual Ontario Nature Youth Summit for Biodiversity will take place at YMCA Geneva Park on Lake Couchiching. Like its predecessors, this year's Youth Summit will feature inspiring speakers, informative workshops, and fun outdoor activities. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months.