Help restore rare prairie habitat in the Rice Lake Plains! Historically, the Rice Lake Plains were covered with tall grass prairies and oak savannah, which were dominated by massive black ...continue reading "Plugs for the Prairies: Hazel Bird Part 1"

Help restore rare prairie habitat in the Rice Lake Plains! Historically, the Rice Lake Plains were covered with tall grass prairies and oak savannah, which were dominated by massive black ...continue reading "Plugs for the Prairies: Hazel Bird Part 2"

It’s time to prep your summer garden! Pre-order a rain barrel through the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) and when you pick it up on May 25th, shop for native ...continue reading "Rain Barrel & Native Plant Sale"

Join us for a day of free family fun at the grand opening of the new joint emergency services base in Roseneath on Saturday, May 25th! Enjoy a free BBQ, ...continue reading "Roseneath Emergency Services Base Grand Opening"

Help restore rare prairie habitat to the Rice Lake Plains! Historically, the Rice Lake Plains were covered with tall grass prairies and oak savannah, which were dominated by massive black ...continue reading "Plugs for the Prairies: Van Hove Part 1"

Help restore rare prairie habitat to the Rice Lake Plains! Historically, the Rice Lake Plains were covered with tall grass prairies and oak savannah, which were dominated by massive black ...continue reading "Plugs for the Prairies: Van Hove Part 2"

Varied 10 minute presentations by Tom Jackman, Elizabeth Kellogg, Don McLeod, Frank Godfrey, and Chris Ketola. Inaugural Membership Night

Postponed from April 26th due to inclement weather. Join the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) and the Peterborough Astronomical Association (PAA) in an exploration of the night sky. Start the ...continue reading "Under The Stars"

We are pleased to be guiding another walk with the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) in the beautiful Ganaraska Forest! Join Guide Jessica on a morning of cleansing the soul ...continue reading "Guided Forest Therapy Walk"

Ontario is home to over 3000 species of moths, many rivalling the beauty of butterflies. Despite this diversity, few people have been able to experience moths in the wild. Join ...continue reading "Illuminating the World of Moths"