Kanopy Pick for May
Our Kanopy Pick for May, “The Reluctant Radical” tracks Ken Ward Jr., chair of the Society of Environmental Journalists First Amendment Task Force, “through a series of civil disobedience direct Read More
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TFN offers 5 scholarships for GTA youths to attend youth summit
TFN is offering full scholarships for five youth from the GTA to attend Ontario Nature’s 2019 Youth Summit for Biodiversity and Environmental Leadership. The summit will be held near beautiful Read More
20+ years of newsletters online
We’re really pleased to announce that as of a few minutes ago more than twenty years of Toronto Field Naturalist are now available online! Our newsletter began publication in September Read More
German Mills Cleanup Report
As mentioned in our recent Celebrate Earth Day post, TFN member Theresa Moore, creator of the recently-released Fauna, Photographs, led her annual Nature Walk and Litter Pick-up along German Mills Read More
Plans to Gut Ontario’s Endangered Species Act
In a move that will prove devastating to species at risk, the Ontario government has just unveiled plans to severely undermine the Endangered Species Act. Ontario Nature sums up the Read More
Office closed on April 19
TFN members should note that the Office will NOT be open on Friday, April 19th. Between the long weekend and Earth Day related events no one is available to host Read More
Creating new Waterfront Habitat in the GTA
Come hear about several new projects to create waterfront habitat, both in downtown Toronto and in Mississauga. By attending and asking questions, you will show the agencies your interest in Read More
New way to volunteer
Interested in joining the Toronto Field Naturalists Volunteer Program? It’s never been easier than it is now! By subscribing to our new Volunteer Alerts mailing list you’ll receive notice about Read More
Notes From Junior Naturalists Event On April 13th
Thanks to everyone who joined at James Gardens, for a beautiful hike south through Lambton Woods and across the Humber River swollen with spring run-off. It was warm enough for Read More
Private tour of Nature on the Page exhibit
TFN board member, Ellen Schwartzel, kindly arranged a private group tour of the Nature on the Page exhibit at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library (120 St. George Street, 2nd Read More