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  • Saturday, May 16, 2026 at 08:00 AM · 1 rsvp
    Black Creek Provincial Park in Northern Bruce Peninsula, Canada

    Wonders of the Warbler Bird Walk

    Come out and discover the joy of birdwatching. Join local birders Pat and Rod Sein to learn about the Wonder of Warblers. Experts are welcome too!

    We will begin with a discussion about the starting principles for entry level birdwatchers -- what to look for when you see a bird, what to listen for, the size, shape, and activity of the bird, and habitat where you see the bird. Then we will go on a short, easy hike to use your new skills to identify birds.  

    Wear a hat, hiking boots or sturdy running shoes, dress for weather conditions, bring water and snacks. Bring your binoculars. Max 12 participants.

     

  • Saturday, May 30, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 3 rsvps
    Saugeen Alvar Nature Reserve in North Bruce Peninsula, ON, Canada

    Alvars in Bloom

    Explore a globally rare ecosystem: the alvar. Delight in picture-perfect views of alvar flowers in bloom!

    Wear a hat, sturdy waterproof footwear (rubber boots recommended), dress for weather conditions, bring water and snacks. Max 10 participants

  • Saturday, June 20, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 3 rsvps
    Raven Star Sculpture Gardens in South Bruce Peninsula, Canada

    Plants & Pollinators

    Learn about native plants and the world of pollinators, both endemic and introduced species, then explore a honeybee hive with a beekeeper. Learn about pollinators -- how they support us and how we can support them.

    Wear closed-toed footwear, bring water. Max 12 participants.

  • Saturday, July 04, 2026 at 09:00 AM
    Cape Croker in Neyaashiinigmiing, ON, Canada

    An Anishinaabe Cultural Experience

    Your Anishinaabe guide Caley will introduce Anishinaabe traditions and stories, and explore the deep cultural ties to the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula landscape. Max 20 participants.

  • Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 01:00 PM
    Pike Bay Home in Lions Head, ON, Canada

    Watt a Summer

    Visit the home of a Pike Bay Resident who built an environmentally friendly home based on passive solar strawbale house design principles. The home also has a new solar roof, heat pump and electric vehicle charging for high energy efficiency in a very comfortable environment.