By Lambton Wildlife Inc
Slimes and Scales: Citizen Science (ages 11-16)

Slimes and Scales: Citizen Science (ages 11-16)

Get a hands-on introduction to local species of reptiles and amphibians with the help of the Maajiigin Gumig Greenhouse Technician, Kyle Williams. While on a hike we will learn about the diverse herpetofauna of SW Ontario, some of their threats, and how we can make a difference. We will be using our phones to engage youth with technology for environmental science and conservation.   Bring boots, bug spray, notepad, snacks, and if possible a cell phone pre-loaded with "Ontario Nature's Reptile and Amphibian Atlas App" for your own use as citizen science. Ontario Nature’s Reptile and Amphibian Atlas app identifies Ontario’s reptiles and amphibians, lets…
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By Lambton Wildlife Inc

Updated – Puddle Ducks (ages 11-16)

*NOTE MEETING LOCATION & SLIGHT TIME CHANGE* Jr. Conservationists Event - ages 11-16 Join Lambton Wildlife's main group and meet at 9:00 am, to discuss carpooling options with other parents at Clearwater Arena on Wellington Street, Sarnia, or 10:00 am at the St. Clair National Wildlife area. Tens of thousands of ducks and other waterfowl use the Lake St. Clair wetlands as a migratory stop-over. In this case, we will be viewing mainly puddle ducks ( aka dabblers) such as American widgeon, northern shoveler, wood duck, pintail, and many others. New binoculars and spotting scope will be available for free…
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By Lambton Wildlife Inc
Owl Prowl (ages 6-16)

Owl Prowl (ages 6-16)

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Young Naturalist and Jr. Conservationist Event - ages 6-16 - Parental supervision required.   An introduction to the mysterious lives of Ontario’s owls. Most owl prowls typically take place late at night or early in the morning. This owl prowl hopes to take advantage of afternoon light to hike through owl habitat, learning about their behavior and adaptations along the way. Finish off by relocating by car to a nearby spot to scout for owls in the setting sun.  Meet at Perch Creek Management Area park lot at 3pm before hiking some trails. Finish off by driving to another location along Blackwell Side…
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10 Apr 2017
By Lambton Wildlife Inc
Are you a youth interested in nature? Join Our Young Naturalist Clubs!

Are you a youth interested in nature? Join Our Young Naturalist Clubs!

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Lambton Wildlife Incorporated (LWI) has been protecting nature for over 50 years by bringing those with a love of nature together to work towards common goals in conservation, preservation, and protection of the natural environment in Lambton County. Through a range of programs and events we aim to foster an environment that encourages appreciating, learning, and teaching about the natural environment.  In order to continue the voice and values of LWI, we must reach out to our younger generation to provide them with positive experiences in nature. Why Connect Kids with Nature? Nature deficit disorder may be a coined phrase but the symptoms…
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