• Home
  • Contact
  • Sitemap
  • About
    • New Members
    • Club History
    • Membership
      • Online Membership Form
    • How to Contribute
    • Participate
    • Financial Statements
    • Club Bylaws
  • Walks & Talks
    • Field Trips
    • Indoor Lectures
      • Past Talks
    • Juniors Program
    • Workshops
    • Annual Dinner
  • Thunder Cape
    • History
      • David Hussell
      • Cam Snell
    • Monitoring Activities
      • Banding
      • Owl Monitoring
      • Visual Migration
      • MAPS
    • Thunder Cape Birds
      • Rarities
    • How to Visit
    • Contact Us
    • Volunteer at the Cape
    • Gift Shop
  • Reserves
    • Bowman Island
    • Caldwell Lake
    • Everard Fen
    • Granite Point
    • Hare Island
    • Kam Valley
    • Nipigon River Mouth
    • Painted Rock
    • Paradise Island
    • Pine Bay I
    • Pine Bay II
    • Red Rock
    • Schreiber Point
    • Terrace Bay
    • William Bog
  • Projects
    • Project Peregrine
      • Annual Reports
    • Bluebird Recovery Program
    • Christmas Bird Count
    • Baillie Birdathon
    • Sleeping Giant Provincial Park Cleanup
    • Other Projects
  • Publications
    • Nature Northwest Newsletter
    • Nature Guide to Thunder Bay
    • Bird Checklist
    • Vascular Plant Checklist
    • Butterfly Checklist
    • Dragonfly and Damselfly Checklist
    • Amphibian & Reptiles Checklist
  • Gallery

The Thunder Bay Field Naturalists club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study of natural history, the wise use of natural resources, the preservation of natural areas, and the understanding and protection of nature.

LEARN MORE, click here.

BECOME A MEMBER, click here.

DONATE, click here.

VISIT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE, click here.

FOLLOW US ON TWTTER -  @TBayFieldNats

 

New with Nature * Our next general meeting will held at the Mary J.L. Black Library on Monday, 24 October. Join us to hear Dr. Len Hutchison give a presentation on Truffles. More info at Indoor Lectures under the Walks & Talks menu.
Walks & Talks Come enjoy and learn about the natural wonders of the Boreal Forest and the Canadian Shield. Our field trips, presentations, and juniors program provide excellent opportunities to discover the plants and animals of our region and how you can help safeguard them.
Nature Reserves Thunder Bay Field Naturalists are pleased to announce that the purchase of the Granite Point property on Black Bay was successful and the deal closed as planned on 21 January 2016. We would like to thank all the partners and private donors who allowed the purchase to proceed.
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.
info(at)tbfn(dot)netCONTACT US - Click here
Design & Development by Korkola Design Communications
Thunder Bay Field Naturalists