Each year TFN offers its members eight free Zoom talks by noted experts, exploring everything from nature in the city to global environmental issues. Recent lectures have included Protecting and Recovering Butterflies at Risk in Ontario, Restoring Cottonwood Flats in the Don Valley, and Piping Plovers Back in Ontario.
Talks are presented Sunday afternoons at 2:30 pm, from September to May with audience discussion time. Visitors are always welcome and no admission fee is charged. Members can also access Zoom links for upcoming talks on the “For Members” web page, where recordings of past lectures are also available.
Details for our next free lecture will be in posted soon
Upcoming Lectures
November 5, 2023 at 2:30 pm (in-person and Zoom, with AGM to follow)
Opossums: Finding their Urban Niche with Dr. Suzanne MacDonald; Psychology professor, York U.
December 3, 2023 at 2:30 pm (Zoom only)
Arctic Foxes, Hares and Biodiversity with Dr. Dominique Berteaux; Canada Research Chair on Northern Biodiversity
February 4, 2024 at 2:30 pm (format: TBD)
Wetland Restoration in Toronto: 30 Years of Experience with Ralph Toninger: Associate Director, Restoration and Resource Management; TRCA