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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!
Thank you all for joining us Saturday for a winter Bird Walk led by Jared Clarke!![]()
Nature NL would like to thank the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation's Active NL grant and NatureHood and Nature Canada initiative for supporting our monthly guided wal#birdingr#winterbirdingr#NatureHoode#GuidedNatureWalkewalk
Join us for our Wetland Social this Saturday with @unionhousearts ! ❄🥾![]()
UHA and NatureNL are partnering up again to learn about our wetlands!
At 10:00am NatureNL will be leading a Snowshoe Hike through Murphy’s Cove trail to learn and discuss our wetlands: WINTER EDITION! ![]()
Hikers will meet at the Murphy’s Cove trail head (Gazebo side). Folks are encouraged to bring their own snowshoes, but NatureNL will be able to provide some for those without.![]()
After the hike participants will return to Union House Arts to enjoy a cozy winter fire and boil-up in our backyard! UHA will also have some art and craft activities available for folks to participate in. (Craft activities TBD!)![]()
This event is perfect for those wanting to get out of the house this winter and to meet others who are passionate about our wetlands!![]()
Nature Newfoundland and Labrador is co-hosting this event with the support of
the Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund (AERF) made possible by @FisheriesOceansCAN in efforts of restoration and conservation of aquatic ecosystems in partnership with the Aquatic Conservation Initiative![]()
RSVP at unionhousearts.ca/events
We look forward to joining you tomorrow for a Winter Bird Walk co-led by Jared Clarke. Be sure to pack your binoculars and wear some warm clothes!
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Have you seen a birdled Murre before?![]()
Locally known in Newfoundland as a Turr, this seabird is often observed nesting on rocky shorelines. As shown in the photo, this Common Murre is displaying a distinctive white ring and line extending from the eye, known as a “bridle.” This feature is not present in all murres; it is a genetic variation seen in some individuals of the Atlantic region when in breeding plumage.![]()
Photo by: Alexis Cole![]()
This media is part of our Birding Without Barriers program, supported by NatureHood, a @naturecanada_ initiative.![]()
#Birding #Birdsofcanada #Wildlife #NLBirdWatching #NatureCanada
On Wednesday we joined the 17th Mount Pearl Pathfinders group for a laid back evening of creating nature inspired art and to talk about conservation efforts in Newfoundland and what nature means to us!![]()
Check out some of the collages they created!![]()
Thank you for having us! 🌲![]()
#artandnature