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Sunday, June 06, 2021
8:00 am

Festival of Nature: Birding the Sheldon Point Trail - FULL

Sheldon Point Trail

Enjoy early morning birding along a scenic coastal trail. Sheldon Point offers a variety of mixed habitats that are sure to produce a number of resident and passage migrant species. The trail winds along the Fundy coast for several kilometers, with dirt and gravel underfoot: be prepared for some up- and down-hill climbs. Time permitting we may explore the opposite side of the road, the Irving Nature Park Children’s Forest, and overlooking the Lancaster sewage treatment facility and lake.
Kids welcome!
8:00 am

Festival of Nature: Irishtown Nature Park Canoe and Kayak Outing

Irishtown Nature Park

Join us for paddle around the edges of the lake at beautiful Irishtown Nature Park, the third largest municipal park in Canada. Bring your own watercraft, or reserve a canoe or kayak (first come, first served). We will be exploring several beaver lodges and various grasses and flowers. The birding, both on the water and in the surrounding forest, should be great. The tour will be led by subject matter experts.
Kids welcome!
9:00 am

Festival of Nature: Spring Ephemerals

Discover spring flowers in the forest with Jim Clifford. Participants will travel by car up the South East to enjoy the flora and fauna. Some walking through the forest edges will be required.
Kids welcome!
1:30 pm

Festival of Nature: Voyageur Canoe on the Wolastoq & Nashwaak - FULL

Paddle down the Wolastoq and Nashwaak River via Voyageur Canoe with Second Nature Outdoors. Their experienced guides will point out the amazing gems the river has to offer. There will also be an opportunity to observe birds and plants on the short walk back along the trail to the launch point. This event will be cancelled in case of a thunderstorm.
Kids 8+ welcome!
2:00 pm

Festival of Nature: Backyard Birding in Tide Head

Birds love this yard in Tide Head, especially the rare ones. Experienced birders will be on hand to help with identification. No experience is required, just come and keep your eyes and ears open. Entry will be kept to small groups.
Kids welcome!
3:00 pm

Eco-Poetry Readings

Online

As part of our 50 days of actions, we will be hosting an event to feature incredible award-winning canadian poets. Join us for an afternoon of eco-inspired poetry readings with Phil Hall, Selina Boan and Erín Moure, ask questions and perhaps become inspired to write your own eco-poetry! 
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