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Nature Newfoundland and Labrador
An organization of people just like you who care about nature in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Hikes, workshops, birding, and public talks!
Introducing Birding Without Barriers!![]()
We set out to create a program that fosters an inclusive, welcoming space to connect kids, families, newcomers, and marginalized communities to nearby nature in meaningful and accessible ways. This vision inspired the launch of Birding Without Barriers, because nature and birding is for everyone!![]()
What to expect: ![]()
We are inviting community groups to become partners on this inclusive, educational birding program funded by Nature Canada’s NatureHood initiative. ![]()
🐦Exclusive NL Bird-Watching 101 Session delivered in-person at your facility (or another accessible space), providing an introduction to beginner bird-watching and highlighting free tools and resources so participants can continue on their own. This session will be adapted to the specific needs of your group.![]()
🦆Priority Registration for Terra Nova Migratory Bird Sanctuary Field Trip with an experienced naturalist. This fully funded excursion.![]()
🦉Invitations to Monthly Public Guided Walks and Talks (talks are virtual, hikes are in-person and family friendly). These are great ways to get active and grow your naturalist knowledge base.![]()
🦃Invitations to 3 Virtual Bird Learning Nights, designed to deepen and grow birding skills.![]()
If you want to become a community partner please contact us at [email protected]!![]()
We will also be launching a fun social media champagne featuring bird facts and highlights every Friday! #BirdFactFriday
New Date! 🗓NEW DATE 🕵 Dig into discovery at Marjorie Mews Library! Join Nature NL and the Marjorie Mews Library for a hands-on Fossil & Earth Science Workshop for youth. Happening November 5th from 3:30–4:30 PM. Call 737-3020 to register. Best for children 7 and up.
Last week we completed the Green Shores Level 1 & 2 training offered by TransCoastal Adaptations. Our goal is to use the valuable knowledge passed down from these training sessions to create strong informed project foundations and promotion of shoreline ecosystem protection. 🌊 ![]()
@tcadaptations
#GreenShores
📷photo Credit: Kelly Umlah
Happy #WetlandWednesday 🌿💧![]()
We are rolling out another wetland inspired book recommendation series this time in collaboration with Aquatic Conservation Initiative. ![]()
Wetlands are an everyday part of our lives. Often quietly present, sometimes right under our noses. They appear in guides, novels, and stories, both directly and indirectly. To celebrate these vital ecosystems, we came together to highlight some guides and novels that have taught us about wetlands, made us think about their importance, or were set in these unique landscapes.![]()
The connections aren’t always obvious, but the impact is real. We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite wetland themed or referenced guides and novels, hoping to inspire you to notice the small things that hold great value.![]()
📚Have you read a novel or guide with a wetland theme or reference? Share it in the comments! Your recommendation could be featured as a “Wetland Fan Pick” in our next lineup.![]()
This media is supported by Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund (AERF) made possible by @FisheriesOceansCAN In efforts of restoration and conservation of aquatic ecosystems
#bookworm #wetlands #bookgram #ProtectOurPlanet #NatureMatters #GreenPlanet #SustainableFuture #EcoWarrior #PlanetEarth #ClimateAction #Biodiversity #NatureLovers #HealthyEcosystems #ConservationInAction #ExploreNature
This past Saturday we teamed up with the Cupids Trail Committee for a hike and BioBlitz on the Spectacle Head Trail! Together, we logged 167 observations and identified 51 different species. 🐞🌲![]()
Huge thanks to everyone who joined us![]()
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!![]()
#WHC #BioBlitz #iNaturalist #Cupids #HikeNL