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It was a cool day in mid-November when a dozen members of Saugeen Nature and several from the Owen Sound Field Naturalists met in the small parking lot at Kinghurst Forest. Clarke Birchard, who was leader for the outing, began by telling us about how ancient peoples believed that forests were peopled by spirits or fairies, […]

Any items that are donated to the AGM’s Silent Auction, and are not bid on, please remember to take the item home after the meeting. Saugeen Nature thanks you for your continued support of the club.

At the Annual General Meeting, Monday, April 24, 2017 a slate of officers and directors will be elected to manage the affairs of the club for the coming year. There will be two vacancies to be filled this year. Nominations or the names of volunteers for executive positions or directors should be forwarded to the

Saugeen Field Naturalists is now accepting nominations for the Conservation Award. It will recognize outstanding contributions to the cause of local conservation by an individual in the past 5 years, or significant contribution to the work of Saugeen Field Naturalists. Tell us briefly, in your own words, how the Nominee has demonstrated or contributed to

April 24 2017 – 6:30 p.m.Where: Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority Board Room – Formosa 1078 Bruce Road #12 in the hamlet of Formosa. What: Social time with dessert, cheese and fruit/veggie trays, Coffee, Tea, Punch The Annual General MeetingSilent AuctionGuest Speaker: Caroline Schultz, Executive Director Of Ontario Nature Cost: Voluntary Contribution

Several members of Saugeen Nature and neighbours of Camp Oliver Forest met at the Sugarman place on a lovely morning in early June. David Sugarman had planned a tour of some of the trails of Camp Oliver Forest, including visits to some springs, Black Lake, and upland woodlands habitat along the way. As we started

A handful of Saugeen Nature members and one prospective member met at the Mother Theresa School at the south end of Walkerton at 9:00 a.m. The idea was to look at a few of the interesting features of the town and, at the same time, try to find some spring migrant birds. The first stop

Mother’s Day turned out to a perfect time for this annual outing hosted by Saugeen Nature. Two young families joined members Nikki May and Susan Clarkson at the East Parking Lot of Kinghurst Nature Reserve. The first part of the trail meanders through a mature pine plantation that had been thinned a few years before.

On Monday, April 24th, Saugeen Nature held its 42nd Annual General Meeting in Formosa at the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority offices. The theme of the AGM was Conservation. The club’s top honour, the Saugeen Nature Conservation Award was given to Dr. John Reaume of Mount Forest for his many years of service to the club and

Saugeen Nature members and friends met at the Scone school house on the morning of April 22nd to embark on an outing with the intention of finding the spring migrant water-loving birds which might be in the area. The preceding few days had brought heavy rains, which increased the flooded areas of fields but, paradoxically, reduced