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Sandhill Crane Wetlands project
Speaker: Alexis Sakas, The Nature Conservancy The Nature Conservancy (TNC) recently broke ground on the restoration of one of the largest remaining undeveloped…
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Reptiles and Amphibians of Cedar Point National Wildlife Refuge
Tuesday, May 18, 7-9 pm 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…
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A Visit to Irwin Prairie II
Meet leader Todd Haggard at 7:00 pm in the Irwin Prairie parking lot on Bancroft St, 1/4 mile west of Irwin Rd. We will be searching for late spring…
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Amphibians of Cedar Point NWF
Join staff from the Toledo Zoo for a trip to Cedar Point National Wildlife Area to listen for amphibians calling from the marshes of eastern Lucas County. We’ll be…
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Richness and Rarity: The Natural History of Lucas County – Elliot Tramer
Join Elliot Tramer, author of Richness and Rarity: The Natural History of Lucas County for a moderated discussion of the book, especially as it relates to the Oak Openings…
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The Old-Growth Forest Network in Ohio
Speaker: Dr. Joan Maloof Let’s discuss the history of Ohio’s forest cover, and why forests that escaped clearing are so important for carbon…
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Fish Seining on the Maumee
Join naturalists Bill Hoefflin and Jim Witter of the Wood County Parks to sample what fish species inhabit the Maumee! Be prepared to get wet; close-toed sandals, old shoes…
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Harvester Butterflies at Woodlawn Cemetery
This trip will seek to locate the beautiful harvester butterfly at a frequent hotspot for the species in our area. Meet trip leader Jan Dixon at the main headquarters…
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Dragon Hunting at Wiregrass Lake II
Missed the trip in June, or thirsty for more? Join Kim Smith for a 2nd edition of the dragonfly trip. During the pandemic, participation in TNA field trips is…
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Dragon Hunting at Wiregrass Lake
Dashers, dancers, clubtails, and bluets! What better place to stalk odonates than the spot that has more recorded species of dragonflies and damselflies than any other Toledo Metropark? Join…
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