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Tiger Beetles: Voracious Speed Demons of the Insect World
Tiger Beetles: Voracious Speed Demons of the Insect World When: Thursday, November 19, 2020, 7:00 pm, online via Zoom Speaker:…
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Seen Any Isidia Lately? An Introduction to the Lichens of Northwest Ohio (Zoom format)
Seen Any Isidia Lately? An Introduction to the Lichens of Northwest Ohio If you want to see lichens, step outside! You won’t have…
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Alaska Birding with Brian Zwiebel (Zoom format)
Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime as you join Brian at the 5 far-flung destinations he has visited in Alaska where…
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*** A Virtual Visit to Cambodia (Zoom format) ***
TNA will resume monthly programming on August 20 with a Zoom presentation on Cambodia by Elliot Tramer and Christine Manzey. Join them for a virtual visit to the history,…
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Urban Birding: Swan Creek Metropark [CANCELED]
(Spring migration has several waves. Late April is a good time for overflight migrants, and we’re hoping we have the right timing with this little excursion. Nate Koszycki has…
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Owl Moon
Owls are fascinating and mysterious creatures. It’s always a treat to hear or see one! Join program leader Jim Witter on the evening before the Owl Full Moon to…
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Lichens of Northwest Ohio [CANCELED]
We regret to inform you that this has been canceled for 2020. (Leaders Jim Toppin and Janet Traub are experts on lichen identification, and they will search out and identify…
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Mushrooms of Oak Openings [CANCELED]
Unfortunately, this field trip is now canceled. Hopefully – we’ll do this next year! (Fall is a great time of the year to enjoy the wilds of Northwest Ohio. It’s…
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Mosses of Northwest Ohio [CANCELED]
We regret to inform you that this has been canceled for 2020. (Leaders Jim Toppin and Janet Traub are experts on moss identification, and they will point out the common…
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Urban Birding II: Peregrine Falcons [CANCELED]
This event is regrettably due to COVID-19 guidelines. (Peregrine falcons have nested on the clock tower at The University of Toledo for several years. You’ll get a chance to…
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