Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 10:00 AM through March 31, 2027
Volunteer Opportunity: Passport to Nature Event Support
TTLT's Passport to Nature program is an incredible opportunity for everyone to explore and connect with nature, including event volunteers. We rely on the invaluable support of volunteers to help make every experience safe and enjoyable for everyone. Experience a variety of nature topics and activities alongside participants while exploring and getting to know TTLT nature reserves on a deeper level. Main responsibilities include: welcoming participants and introducing TTLT and the Passport to Nature program (provided in writing), signing participants in and having them sign the event waiver/photo permission form, taking photos throughout the event, and making sure no one gets left behind.
If you're interested in joining the Passport to Nature event support crew, please sign up here to support one or more events: https://signup.com/go/gdgVpNJ
Carpooling options will be made available where possible if you would like to volunteer but do not have access to a vehicle. Please let us know at the earliest convenience.
Saturday, July 11, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 4 rsvps
London Public Library - Central Branch in London, ON, CanadaVolunteer Opportunity: Volunteer Fair Booth Support
TTLT has a booth at the London Public Library's annual summer volunteer fair and we would love your help to chat with potential volunteers and the general public about all things TTLT! Share your experience volunteering with TTLT, what we do, and our volunteer opportunities. Lets get London involved with nature protection!
Friday, July 24, 2026 at 06:00 PM
Westminster Ponds Centre in London, ON, CanadaVolunteer Appreciation 2026
You're amazing and we want you to know it!If you have volunteered with us over the last year, please come out and let us show our appreciation for all of your hard work with food, games, and fun!
The event will take place on the green space in front of the large Wellington building at the Westminster Ponds Centre. Doors open at 5:30 PM with the event starting shortly after 6:00 PM. We will be providing dinner, so don't fill up too much in advance. When you RSVP you will be directed to a survey on dietary restrictions, please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions. We will accommodate to the best of our abilities.
The evening will consist of welcoming remarks, dinner, volunteer certificates, door prizes, and free time to mingle and play games.
Event Agenda
(timing subject to change)5:30 PM: Doors Open
6:05 PM: Welcoming Remarks
6:15 PM: Dinner
6:45 PM: Volunteer Recognition & Door Prizes
7:00 PM: Mingling & GamesSaturday, July 25, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 20 rsvps
Deer HavenPassport to Nature: Meadow Wildflowers
Meadow Wildflowers with Payton Landsborough at Deer HavenExplore the restored meadow at Deer Haven with certified plant nerd Payton Landsborough. Learn about showy native wildflowers that host a diversity of native pollinators and other insects. We’ll also talk about meadow ecology and the importance of open-country habitats for birds, insects and other wildlife. This is a rare opportunity to visit Deer Haven, which is usually closed to the public. Whether you are a plant ID expert or just enjoy meandering through a meadow, don’t miss this chance to explore this fascinating nature sanctuary!
Registration is required and spaces are limited. Event may be subject to change or postponement due to unforeseen circumstances. Directions and additional information will be provided at time of registration
Wednesday, July 29, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 2 rsvps
Newport Forest in near Wardsville, ON, CanadaVolunteer Opportunity: Purple Loosestrife Removal
Come join stewardship staff in managing this persistent invasive species - Purple Loosestrife!
We need your help. Dense patches of Purple Loosestrife have been under management at Newport Forest over the past eight years, yielding positive results. Continued follow-up treatment is necessary to exhaust the seedbank and eradicate the population. Volunteers will be performing a proactive approach in controlling this plant by removing the seed heads of these pesky plants. This event requires working on uneven terrain and climbing over a fence.Photo by Payton Landsborough
As this nature reserve is usually closed to the public, the event address will be provided in the confirmation email upon registration.
