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Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Province-Wide Shutdown – Mission Marsh
Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Province-Wide Shutdown – Mission Marsh
Join Keith Wade as he guides us along Mission Marsh looking for early spring migrants.
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Walks & Talks
The Thunder Bay FIeld Naturalists offer walks (field trips), talks (general meetings/indoor lectures) and workshops depending on the time of year. There is also an active Juniors Program for the young and young-at-heart.
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Traditionally, TBFN meetings and field trips are open to everyone. In response to the pandemic, however, our meetings and field trips are currently open only to members. Meetings are conducted online using Zoom. Members receive specific email communication on how to connect to these club meetings.
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Historical and Cultural Significance of White and Red Pine in Quetico Provincial Park
Start Date: April 26 @ 7:00 PM
Join us as Brian Jackson, Park Biologist for Quetico Provincial Park, shares recent work examining a historical perspective on red pine and white pine but in a contemporary context. He will explore the relationship between these majestic pines and wildfire and the challenges in managing a wilderness park to perpetuate their abundance and distribution. He will also share the historical and cultural significance of white and red pine as revealed through physical evidence still observed within the park and being revealed through collaborative research projects.
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Historical and Cultural Significance of White and Red Pine in Quetico Provincial Park
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Historical and Cultural Significance of White and Red Pine in Quetico Provincial Park
Join us as Brian Jackson, Park Biologist for Quetico Provincial Park, shares recent work examining a historical perspective on red pine and white pine but in a contemporary context. He will explore the relationship between these majestic pines and wildfire and the challenges in managing a wilderness park to perpetuate their abundance and distribution. He will also share the historical and cultural significance of white and red pine as revealed through physical evidence still observed within the park and being revealed through collaborative research projects.
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Historical and Cultural Significance of White and Red Pine in Quetico Provincial Park
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