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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.

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New with Nature * The TBFN is collaborating with the Ontario Master Naturalist Program to provide OMNP students and TBFN members an opportunity to participate in a bioblitz. The bioblitz will take place on Sunday, 22 July on a property through which the Nipigon River Recreation Trail runs. This event is only open to TBFN members and those enrolled in the OMNP at LU.

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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 Finding Caterpillars in their Natural Habitat on July 21st. Join John Walas as he shows you how to find these elusive creatures.

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Nature Reserves TBFN closed the deal to purchase the Owen Channel property on April 12, 2018. A big "Thank you!" to all who contributed to make this purchase a reality.

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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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