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Ontario Field Ornithologists URL!
"OFO" has been a big influence in Ontario, as a prime Organization -
And now ...they have a presence on the Web!
I would like like to wish them much success!
They can be reached by Email at ofo@ofo.ca
This is the Ontario Birding Club !
Check out their website and see for yourself.
Essex County Field Naturalists Club A field naturaists club in one of Canada's best and most popular birding areas. Check out the website for details on events, outings, meetings, and membership information.
The Friends of Rondeau The Friends of Rondeau Provincial Park is a registered, non-profit, charitable organization established for the purpose of fund raising on a continuing basis in order to encourage and support programs for interpretive, educational, scientific, historical, protection and preservation purposes related to the natural and historical resources of Rondeau Provincial Park and other Ontario Provincial Parks’. The Friends operate as a cooperating association under an agreement with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.
Lambton Wildlife on the Web Primarily we are a group of Lambton County residents (more than 200 families) who enjoy natural history and like to share our interests, experiences, knowledge and concerns for the state of the environment with other enthusiasts. Lambton Wildlife Inc. is a nonprofit, volunteer, naturalist organization, founded in 1966, and is licensed as a charitable corporation under the Income Tax Act. We are dedicated to the conservation, preservation, and protection of the natural environment in Lambton County.
LWI owns and/or manages several environmentally important or unique properties in Lambton.
The Muskoka Field Naturalists Home Page MUSKOKA FIELD NATURALISTS (MFN) is a 200 member non-profit organization dedicated to nature study and conservation. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Gravenhurst High School (Feb,Mar,Apr,May,June) or at The Pines Centre for Seniors Auditorium on Pine Street in Bracebridge (Sept,Oct,Nov,Jan). Outings are scheduled monthly except in May when weekly birding outings are scheduled. All outings are published in advance in the MFN newsletter. This 6 page newsletter,Wakerobin, is mailed bimonthly to MFN members. Memberships are available at MFN meetings.
Penokean Hills Field Naturalists The Penokean Hills Field Naturalists exists as an educational and advocacy forum for its members and the community at large to promote interest, knowledge, conservation and preservation of the natural history, habitat and environment of our region.
Friends of Misery Bay FOMB is a registered non-profit charity whose objective is to support the park in its mandate of protection, research and education. Your tax deductible contributions (even small ones!) are a big help to us in moving our projects forward.
Friends of Killarney Park Friends of Killarney Park is a not-for-profit, charitable organization which works to enhance the interpretive, educational and recreational objectives of Killarney Park. Comprising of a volunteer board of directors and a general membership, our activities include running special protection and education programs, developing and distributing park publications, retailing Killarney specific, high quality, educational products and supporting research projects.
South Peel Naturalists' Club This is the web site for the South Peel Naturalists Club. This is our 48th aniversary for the SPNC, since the first meeting in July of 1952. This club is for anyone interested in the natural world, from birding to botanics.
Hamilton Naturalists' Club Your nature and environment organization in Hamilton, Burlington, Flamborough, Stoney Creek, Dundas, Ancaster, Grimsby and surrounding areas.
The Hamilton Naturalists' Club is a non-profit organization with over 500 members dedicated to the study, appreciation and conservation of our wild plants and animals.
Brereton Field Naturalists' Club of Barrie The Brereton Field Naturalists' Club is a non-profit organization located in Barrie, Ontario, dedicated to acquiring and disseminating knowledge of the natural history of the Simcoe County area. Our primary goal is the protection of the area's wildlife through stimulating public interest in nature and it's preservation
Midland Penetang Field Naturalists A non-profit organization dedicated to study and appreciation of nature, to protect and preserve wildlife and the environment, to stimulate public interest in, and promote protection and preservation of nature.
Peterborough Field Naturalists Know - Appreciate - Conserve
Nature In All Its FormsThe Peterborough Field Naturalists was started in 1940 by a group of dedicated naturalists, to promote the study of all aspects of nature and to encourage the conservation of our wildlife areas. The Club joined the Federation of Ontario Naturalists in 1946 and has been affiliated with them since that time.
Woodstock Field Naturalists The Woodstock Field Naturalists Club began in 1934. It continues today to acquire knowledge of Oxford County's natural history. The Club's objectives include protecting and preserving wildlife and unique natural areas. A fund has been established to provide scholarships to students pursuing a post- secondary education in some areas of Environmental Studies. The club also provides subscriptions to Owl Magazine to Woodstock area elementary schools and book prizes to biology students in our local high schools.
Kitchener Waterloo Field Naturalists Conserving our natural heritage through education and involvement. Not a pretty site, but it does conatain plenty of information.
McIlwraith Field Naturalists of London NEW URL!!! The McIlwraith Field Naturalists of London Ontario was established in 1890, in honour of a pioneer Canadian Ornithologist.
Norfolk Field Naturalists' We are a community-based, non-profit organization founded in 1962. The main aims of the group are the study, appreciation and conservation of our natural world.
Sault Naturalists of Ontario and Michigan The Sault Naturalists is an international club with about 150 members. Our objective is to provide members with a common meeting ground for exchange of ideas and for broadening their knowledge and understanding of natural science. We seek to promote the appreciation, preservation, and conservation of our natural heritage and to support other organizations with similar goals.
The Nipissing Naturalists Club The Nipissing Naturalists Club is made up of a friendly group of people who share similar interests such as caring for our environment and the creatures that inhabit it.
Thunder Bay Field Naturalists
The Thunder Bay Field Naturalists club is a non-profit organization dedicated to: the study of natural history; the wise use of natural resources; the preservation of natural areas; and teaching the public to understand and protect nature.
The Thunder Bay Field Naturalists Club is affiliated with the Federation of Ontario Naturalists. Check out our new website for a lot of information about birding in the area.
Timmins Naturalists Timmins Naturalists Home of the Whiskyjack
Local Checklist, Club info and much more!
Friends of Sandbanks The Friends of Sandbanks Park is an incorporated, non-profit, charitable organization. It is part of a growing network of independent cooperating associations dedicated to protecting and preserving the natural and cultural history of provincial parks through interpretation, education, and scientific and historic research. A volunteer Board of Directors with varied interests and areas of expertise coordinates the activities of The Friends, and operates with Ontario Parks in the development of the park's interpretive programs and facilities.
Kingston Field Naturalists The objective of the Kingston Field Naturalists, a non-profit charitable organization, is to stimulate public interest in nature, the protection and preservation of wildlife, and to acquire and provide knowledge of natural history.
Ottawa Field Naturalists' Club - Birding section Located at http://www.achilles.net/ofnc/birding.htm
This well established naturalists club has a lot of great information about birding in the Ottawa area.
The Pembroke Area Field Naturalists Situated in the Ottawa Valley in Eastern Ontario, Canada, our organization is 17 years old. Formerly, the Pembroke & Area Bird Club, we have documented 295 species of birds within our birding circle (central Renfrew County, ON and western Pontiac County, QU).
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