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New with Nature * Join our Fall Birding Round Up on Saturday, November 2nd, 2019. John Woodcock will be the contact for the fall birding round-up in Thunder Bay. Once again birders are encouraged to report their sightings for this day to the Fall Round up . In order to report your sightings you have to be a member of the Yahoo group - nwobirds. Contact John at (807) 767-1575 for more information.
Walks, Talks, Workshops Our walks, talks and workshops provide an introduction to the natural world of our region and how you can help safeguard it.

* Our next event is on Monday, October 28, 2019 - Ecological Perspective on the Thunder Bay Field Naturalists Area of Interest.



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Nature Reserves Since the Thunder Bay Field Naturalists acquired our first Nature Reserve at the Nipigon River mouth in 1993, the programme has grown rapidly. We now own eighteen pieces of property protecting more than 2700 hectares (6800 acres).




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Thunder Cape Bird Observatory Come visit or volunteer at Thunder Cape Bird Observatory at the tip of the Sibley Peninsula on Lake Superior. This TBFN-supported banding station monitors songbirds, waterfowl, raptors and migrants on their annual trips to and from the Boreal Forest and beyond.


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