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Join Nature Newfoundland & Labrador and the Cupids

Join Nature Newfoundland & Labrador and the Cupids Trails Committee on September 27th (rain date: September 28th) at 10:00 AM for a BioBlitz + Nature Walk at Spectacle Head Trail! Together, we’ll explore the area and use iNaturalist to identify as many species as we can. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfW-sq1XYRDiGY8pRsaOc74e1gMuaDsGwo4QH9SnrKCTxfJyw/viewform?usp=header Thank you to Wildlife Habitat Canada for supporting Nature NL’s Activities! Wildlife Habitat Canada (WHC) is a non-profit organization that conserves wildlife habitat by making investments in conservation. In 2020, WHC introduced the Community Conservation Action Program (CCAP) as a pilot, to help smaller organizations access the funding that they need to make a difference in conservation within their community. This program supports WHC’s commitment to find
innovative projects that get Canadians outdoors, connecting with nature! To learn
more, visit www.whc.org/CCAP. #NatureforAll #NatureNL #BioBlitz

🌿 Happy #WetlandWednesday! 🌿 Swift Current

🌿 Happy #WetlandWednesday! 🌿 Swift Current BioBlitz Highlights! 🌼🔍 On Monday, we met at Pipers Hole in Swift Current for a BioBlitz and nature walk! From plants to mollusk, we teamed up to share our identification skills and soak in the beauty of the natural space around us. 🐝🌱🦋 A fantastic day of curiosity, connection, and all things nature! This media is supported by Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund (AERF) made possible by @FisheriesOceansCAN In efforts of restoration and conservation of aquatic ecosystems. #BonavistaBioBlitz #NatureNL #BioBlitz2025 #CitizenScience #GetOutside #ExploreNature #WildlifeWatch #WetlandsMatter
#nature #Bioblitz #foraging #Botanical #AERF

Check out these highlights from last week's bug ni

Check out these highlights from last week's bug night in Corner Brook! 🐛 We started of the evening with a bug talk followed by youth activities and a bug hunt at the Corner Brook Stream, where we observed moths and other nocturnal insects. Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy an evening packed full of fun insect education! This event is supported by Memorial University’s Office of Public Engagement in collaboration with Nature NL and Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants. We would also like to thank the Corner Brook Public Library for having us! #Insects #Buzzaboutbugs #Moths #MUN #NatureNL

Join Us To Celebrate World Cleanup Day! 🗑🌱

Join Us To Celebrate World Cleanup Day! 🗑🌱 On September 20th, Stewardship Association of Municipalities Inc , The Town of Portugal Cove - St. Philip's , and Nature Newfoundland and Labrador invite you to help us celebrate World Cleanup Day at Voisey’s Brook Park from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. With increased use of the trail over the summer, litter has unfortunately become more visible along the trails. Lets give back to nature by restoring the trail to its natural beauty. Join us at our Cache In, Trash Out (CITO) event, searching for the Geocaches hiding throughout the trails while actively collecting litter. You can find the CITO Event Page here or by scanning the QR code: https://www.geocaching.com/.../GCBB765_cache-me-in-nature... The day will conclude with refreshments and a social at the hut. We can't wait to "cache" you on the trail! #WorldCleanupDay

Happy #WetlandWednesday! Have you ever stopped to

Happy #WetlandWednesday! Have you ever stopped to think about the many ways wetlands support both us and nature? Take a scroll through these slides to explore some of the vital roles wetlands play in keeping our ecosystems healthy. 🦆
This project is supported by Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund made possible by @fisheriesoceanscan
📷 Photos by: Alexis Cole
#ProtectOurPlanet #NatureMatters #GreenPlanet #SustainableFuture #EcoWarrior #PlanetEarth #ClimateAction #Biodiversity #NatureLovers #HealthyEcosystems #ConservationInAction #ExploreNature

Applications are now closed. Thank you to those wh

Applications are now closed. Thank you to those who have applied. We look forward to connecting with you! Help guide the future of the oldest conservation charity in Newfoundland and Labrador! As a Nature Newfoundland and Labrador volunteer board member, you’ll champion passion projects, steer impactful initiatives, and help protect our natural spaces. Whether you bring experience in governance, fundraising, environmental science, or fresh ideas, your passion can make a difference. We are currently looking for one Board member for a two year term.
Apply now to become a board member. Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScI3RN62pkzW9uN7jfbKHK7bx3qFZS2-TrXJKS9z0MX1nvbPA/viewform?usp=preview

Join us this Saturday for a family friendly guided

Join us this Saturday for a family friendly guided walk, where we will be chatting all things nature. This event is free to attend. All ages are welcome. This is a slow-paced (kid pace) hike and we have lots of time to chat about all things nature. #Naturewalks #NatureNL #ExploreNL #ConceptionBaySouth

Want to know why some rivers in NL are brown? Join

Want to know why some rivers in NL are brown? Join us for an evening with PhD candidate Kavi Heerah to learn more! About the talk:
The rivers of Newfoundland especially the rivers found in the barrens have high amounts of carbon and iron. This is what gives the water that dark brown colour. We know that the carbon from the barrens can carry more iron than other rivers but the why and the how is still being investigated. Our group has been sampling the Seal Cove River every month since 2020 hoping to learn more about the unique carbon in the rivers of Newfoundland. On this talk we’ll discuss: 1) what exactly gives the rivers of NL its brown colour, 2) how we can study the carbon in the river, and 3) why the rivers from the barrens matter for ocean productivity. #PublicTalk #Freshwater #HealthHabitats #WHC #Nature #Science

A heartfelt thank you to all the firefighters, fir

A heartfelt thank you to all the firefighters, first responders, pilots, and volunteers across Newfoundland and Labrador who have put their lives on hold to protect our communities. Your courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication in the face of danger are beyond words. You stand on the front lines, giving everything you have to keep our province safe, and for that, we are endlessly grateful. Your selflessness is a reminder of the strength and heart that live in the place we call home. From all of us at Nature Newfoundland and Labrador we thank you. Please follow the official government channels for accurate and up-to-date information.

Happy Wetland Wednesday! This past Saturday, we r

Happy Wetland Wednesday! This past Saturday, we rolled up our sleeves with the Aquatic Conservation Initiative for a community cleanup at the Quidi Vidi River! 🧹♻ It’s the same place we’ve been hanging out for the past several months, working together on our joint American Eel recruitment monitoring project made possible by Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Habitat Stewardship Program. 🐟💙 Thank you all for joining us in making the environment a clean and safe place! 📸 First photo credit to Sheilagh O'Leary #Nature #Communitycleanup #Stewardship #GreenTeam #ACI #GovNL #Wetlandwednesday

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