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2 weeks ago

Happening tomorrow at 7:30pm at The Johnson Geo Centre! Can't wait to see you 🐦 Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas#naturenl #newfoundlandandlabrador #explorenl #BirdConservation ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Join us at The Johnson Geo Centre or online for our next public talk "Here Be Monsters: Mapping Newfoundland's bird species with the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas" on Thursday Nov. 17th at 7:30pm.We can't wait! 🐦🐦 #explorenl #newfoundlandandlabrador #naturenl #birdconservation Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Happening a week from now! Join us for our next public talk with Dr. Dale and the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas on mapping Newfoundland's breeding birds. This event will be held at The Johnson Geo Centre and online 🐦#naturenl #newfoundlandandlabrador #explorenl ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Last Wednesday, we took part of a panel discussing the documentary “Last of the Right Whales” 🐋 Thank you to everyone who came out! And a special thanks to Grenfell Campus, Memorial University's Grenfell Film Series organized by Dr. Rachel Jekanowski and Dr. John Pope, as well as our fellow panelists Jennifer Pittman (@Edgewise Environmental) and Simone Cominelli. #naturenl #newfoundlandandlabrador #explorenl #oceanconservation #CornerBrook ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

We would like to thank everyone who joined us last Thursday to learn about the ocean sunfish! 🌊🌞🐟 Everett Sacrey from Whale Release and Strandings joined us at the MUN Botanical Garden for our 2nd public talk of the season. Also, a warm thanks to Nature NL volunteers who help out at our events! Our doors always welcome new volunteers with a big heart for nature, helping, and meeting new people.PS: Did you know that the ocean sunfish is one of the heaviest of all bony fish? Its weight can reach up to 5,000 pounds! And it likes to swim and munch on jellyfish on the shores of Newfoundland. Join us in November for our next public talk, full of fun nature facts! #newfoundlandandlabrador #naturenl #explorenl ... See MoreSee Less

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