Ontario Master Naturalist Workshops
Description
The Ontario Master Naturalist Workshops (OMNW) offer a wide variety of topics to broaden your knowledge and expertise of the natural world. Workshop topics include an introduction to all of the species of Ontario dragonflies and damselflies, identifying fish families and species, sedge habitats, mammal tracking, fungi identification, and more.
The Ontario Master Naturalist Workshop series is separate from the Master Naturalist certificate program. Each workshop is offered separately and certificates are not awarded for completion.
Embrace the freshly fallen snow and get outside in nature to learn something new this winter with the Winter Mammal Tracking on Snowshoes workshop! Join Ontario Master Naturalist Program facilitator Bob Bowles at the Robert L. Bowles Nature Centre to learn key techniques for tracking mammals and identifying species, such as observing the different gaits mammals use during winter, and measuring stride, straddle, and other components.
This winter season, join Ontario Master Naturalist Program facilitator Bob Bowles in the workshop, Winter Dendrology - Discovering Deciduous Trees in Wintertime, to learn about the many different species of trees that call Ontario home.
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