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Rain Gardening for a Healthier Environment
Thursday, August 21st program at the Ward Pavilion at 7:00 pm Rain Gardening for a Healthier Environment Please join Lashawna Weeks from the Rain Garden Initiative as she explains the benefits…
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Sunset Moth Hikes – July 11th and July 18th
The events require pre-registration. Please contact kelly.schott@dnr.ohio.gov.
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Nighttime Mothing @ Irwin Prairie – sunset until ?
Please join Irwin Prairie Nature Pre-serve personnel at their parking lot (9987 W. Bancroft) at sunset for an evening of mothing. They will have 3 lights set up to…
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Big Beautiful Butterflies
OK….they’re not all big, but they are all beautiful! Mid-July is a great time for butterflies and there’s not many places better for these dazzling insects than Kitty Todd…
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Annual TNA Potluck Picnic
It’s summer time and time again for the Annual TNA Potluck Picnic on the scenic Maumee River (the 7th Most Beautiful River in the World!). This year we will…
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Moth Viewing at Irwin Prairie – 30 minutes after sunset
One night each summer month, 3-4 sheets will be hung out near the Bancroft parking lot at Irwin Prairie. Typically, multiple species of moths and other night-flying insects land on…
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North Coast Open 2026
North Coast Open: Format for 2026! NOTE: This event is NOT restricted to TNA members (most events aren’t). All birders are welcome! Especially new birders! Anyone new to birding…
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Spring Walk – Pot Luck – Program
With Kim High Our May Program features the revival of our monthly Pot Luck tradition featuring Dave Mallory’s famous Chili, in addition to a spring nature walk to look for…
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Safeguarding the Maumee Area of Concern
Please join Jesse Stock, executive Director at Partners for Clean Streams, as he highlights the importance of safeguarding the Maumee Area of…
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Dragons on the Wing
As the birds start to settle in for the summer and start to quiet down, many amateur naturalists shift their attention to other amaz- ing winged creatures: Dragonflies! There is…
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