 
On-line registration for Outdoor Events will be continuing for 2024. An email will be sent to all active members 2 weeks prior to each event providing a link to sign up on Eventbrite. Lambton Wildlife Indoor Events will now be held at the Sarnia Library Theatre, 124 Christina St. S., Sarnia. Presentations will start at 7:00 pm. View the 2024-2025 Events Program and Schedule Brochure
Please go to the Young Naturalists page for information about enrollment and Young Naturalist programs.
Our speaker tonight is one of our own, Justin Nicol. Justin is a board member of Lambton Wildlife, the owner of Nature's Way Nurseries and a local horticulturalist who loves trees.
Join past presidents and long time members for a historical synopsis of our club's challenges and initiatives through five decades of development. The evening begins at 4:30 pm with a […]
Back by popular demand! An evening walk to hear and see timberdoodles (aka bogsuckers, or American Woodcocks) engaged in their spring courtship ritual. There is a good lek (gathering […]
See and learn about the spring woodland wildflowers that bloom before the forest canopy leafs out. A leisurely walk on two separate visits to see the different wildflowers blooming. […]
View resident and migrant birds. Each spring, migrant birds move through Canatara Park on their way to their nesting grounds. Walk with an expert birder to view resident and migrant […]
View resident and migrant birds. Each spring, migrant birds move through Canatara Park on their way to their nesting grounds. Walk with an expert birder to view resident and migrant […]
Camping and birding at its best. We have tons of fun on what has become a favourite outing for many club members. We will explore all of the islands birding […]
See and learn about the spring woodland wildflowers that bloom before the forest canopy leafs out. A leisurely walk on two separate visits to see the different wildflowers blooming. Meet: […]
View resident and migrant birds. Each spring, migrant birds move through Canatara Park on their way to their nesting grounds. Walk with an expert birder to view resident and migrant […]
View Bank and Northern Rough-winged swallows in their nesting colony as they hunt insects to feed their young.
Ron and Linda Core are hosting Lambton Wildlife to view a colony of swallows that nest in the banks of a gravel pit at the rear of the family farm. Bank swallows excavate tunnels in the bank to nest and the Northern Rough-winged swallows have been known to re-use cavities developed by the Bank swallows. There will also be an opportunity to hike in the family’s woodland trail to view trees that Ron has planted and view plants and trees of the area.
Young Naturalists Ssss! – slimy, scaly, secretive and species at risk! We have a diversity of reptiles and amphibians here but some can be hard to find. Learn some tips […]
Junior Conservationists June 24th—North American Butterfly Association (NABA) Count Pinery Provincial Park TBD *Registration Required* Open to Lambton Wildlife Inc Young Naturalist Club members only. To become a member and […]
On-line registration for Outdoor Events will be continuing for 2024. An email will be sent to all active members 2 weeks prior to each event providing a link to sign up on Eventbrite. Lambton Wildlife Indoor Events will now be held at the Sarnia Library Theatre, 124 Christina St. S., Sarnia. Presentations will start at 7:00 pm. View the 2024-2025 Events Program and Schedule Brochure
Please go to the Young Naturalists page for information about enrollment and Young Naturalist programs.