Norfolk Field Naturalists

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About the NFN

The NFN is a community-based, non-profit organization founded in 1962. The aims of the group are the study, appreciation and conservation of our natural world.

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The Lotus

Download our NFN Lotus newsletter as well as our annual reports.

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Membership

Are you or your children interested in the natural world? Are you interested in habitat restoration? If so, please join us!

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Coming Events

Sep

Fascinating Fungi: Mushroom Identification Hike (Field Event)

Join us on a Fall hike in Backus Woods (South Tract) to look for and identify mushrooms and other fungi of all shapes and sizes.

Oct

An Evening of Stargazing (Field Event)

Join us for an evening of stargazing with Bernie Mueller and the North Shore Erie Amateur Astronomers at Win-Del Community Park, 3178 Nixon Rd., Windham Centre.

Oct

Solo Journey Across Canada’s Arctic (Speaker Event)

Adam Shoalts, professional adventurer, writer and explorer, will tell us about his 2017 journey across Canada’s Arctic.

Nov

Forest Birds at Risk (Speaker Event)

Ian Fife, Bird Studies Canada’s Forest Birds at Risk Coordinator, will talk about his studies regarding recent declines in the numbers of forest birds.

Dec

Members’ Night and Christmas Social (Speaker Event)

Members are invited to bring up to 12 electronic photos or a short video no more than 10 minutes of sightings or trips. Don’t forget to bring goodies to share. Non-members welcome to attend.

Dec

Christmas Bird Count: Woodhouse Count (Field Event)

Join the Woodhouse Christmas Bird Count and spend the day in the field identifying and counting all of the birds you see or hear. Data collected during these annual counts provides vital information on winter bird populations.

Dec

Christmas Bird Count: Fisherville Count (Haldimand County): Field Event

Join the Fisherville (Haldimand County) Christmas Bird Count and spend the day in the field identifying and counting all of the birds you see or hear. Data collected during these annual counts provides vital information on winter bird populations.

Jan