wildlife and habitat
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Birdwatching for Beginners at the Guelph Arboretum
Join Pedro Hernandez of Outdoor Commute at the University of Guelph Arboretum for an introduction to birdwatching. A 30 minute lesson will be followed by a guided walk through the Arboretum learning to identify birds and their habitat. Binoculars are provided. All ages are welcome!
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How to Use the iNaturalist App
To help you prepare for the challenge, we have included a step-by-step guide on how to download and get started with iNaturalist.
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Join the City Nature Challenge – Guelph
Explore Guelph and capture images of wildlife. Share your findings by uploading to iNaturalist.
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Join the Butterfly Movement
The David Suzuki Foundation is seeking applications for Butterflyway Rangers!
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Help Save the Frank Kortright Waterfowl Park Lands
In the 1970s, Guelph leaders and the GRCA bought the former Frank Kortright Waterfowl Park lands to protect them forever as parkland. In June 2024, the GRCA approved a plan to sell 20 acres, betraying that original vision and the public investment behind it.
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Summer greetings Yorklands friends!
Many of you are asking about the current status of the national Urban Park Guelph as you see lawn signs popping up around our city.
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Yorklands Green Hub’s Spring Clean and Green event featured in the Mercury Tribune
Yorklands Green Hub Spring clean Up Sat. April 15th at 1pm. Meet at the main gate. Supplies provided. Please help to clean up the YGH to keep it beautiful, especially for nesting wildlife.
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Pollinator Gardens
Launched as a pilot project in 2020, the Polli-Patches program exists to help community members learn a bit more about native plants and their role in pollination. Thanks to the […]