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Reptiles and Amphibians of Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge
Join Toledo Zoo conservation biologist and herpetology expert Dr. Matt Cross at Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge for an evening of search for the reptiles and amphibians of this…
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A Visit to Irwin Prairie II
Meet leader Todd Haggard at 7 pm in the Irwin Prairie parking lot on Bancroft St, ¼ mile west of Irwin Road. We will be searching for late spring…
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Urban Birding III: Swan Creek Metropark
Spring migration has several waves. Early May is a good time for overflight migrants, and we’re hoping we have the right timing with this little excursion. Nate Koszycki…
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Spring Ephemerals
Join Christine and Randy Haar to look at spring ephemerals. Sign up here: SIGN UP
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A Trickster Comes to Town: The Urban Coyote
PROGRAM Dr. Stanley Gehrt will share highlights and stories from his research on urban coyotes, and information on how we might avoid conflicts and…
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The Unwanted – An Invasive Species Update
PROGRAM Invasive species can wreak havoc. And while no one wants to deal with these unwanted and unloved (plants, insects or pests depending on…
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A Visit to Irwin Prairie
Brittani Furlong, the Green Ribbon Initiative Partner Specialist, will take us on an evening tour of Irwin Prairie State Nature Preserve just west of Toledo. We will make two…
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Lake Erie Birding
Join the caravan of cars as leader Matt Anderson seeks out migratory ducks, other species of waterfowl, and possibly a flight of hawks depending on the direction of the…
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Urban Birding I: Woodlawn Cemetery
Woodlawn is a great place to visit amidst urban development to look for birds. Join frequent Woodlawn birder Sherry Plessner to see what winter birds might be hanging out…
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Winter Gulls and Ducks – CANCELLED
*** We regret to announce that this Field Trip has been cancelled due to weather *** Depending on ice conditions on the lake and river, we could see close…
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