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.
Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 05:00 PM · 4 rsvps
Fanshawe Conservation Area in London, ON, CanadaVolunteer Opportunity: Children's Water Festival Activity Support
We are looking for volunteers to assist with booth activities at the London-Middlesex Children's Water Festival. Join us to talk about the importance of our wetlands, how to take care of our waterways, and help with some water themed activities. Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 6 rsvps
Hawk Cliff Woods - Auzins Community Wildflower Garden in Union, ON, CanadaVolunteer Opportunity: Gardening at Hawk Cliff Woods
Join us for some spring gardening at the Auzins Community Wildflower Garden! It is time to get the gardens cleared up after winter, help us weed, clear the paths, and learn about native plants along the way.The Auzins Community Wildflower Garden at Hawk Cliff Woods is planted with all native perennial plants that are beautiful and hardy choices for landscaping. The garden serves as a demonstration site for native plant gardening as well as a source of seeds for interested community members who want to grow native plants for their own gardens. Native plants provide food and habitat for birds, insects, and other creatures while requiring less care in terms of watering, pesticides, and fertilizers, than exotic landscaping plants. It's a win-win for nature and gardeners alike.
Important Details:
- Terrain: The garden has a mix of ground level and raised garden beds with chip and dust walkways.
- Difficulty: Easy - moderate
- Family Friendly: Yes
- Washroom: No
- Parking: Yes
Please note: this event is weather dependent. In the case of cancellations, everyone registered will be contacted.
Thursday, June 04, 2026 at 06:00 PM
UTRCA Watershed Conservation Centre in London, ON, CanadaTTLT's Annual General Meeting 2026
Join TTLT members and supporters at our annual meeting, where we make important decisions for the organization. Catch up with old friends and make new ones too! This will be a hybrid meeting, meaning you can join in-person or online via Zoom. All are welcome to attend, but only members may vote and put forth motions.Not sure about your membership status? Give us a call at 519-858-3442.
Annual General Meeting Package - COMING SOON!
Agenda & Motions
2026 Director Nominations
2025 Annual General Meeting Draft Minutes
2025 Financial Statements
Saturday, June 06, 2026 at 09:30 AM
Wortley Village Green in London, ON, CanadaVolunteer Opportunity: Gathering on the Green
Come and be a part of TTLT's booth at Gathering on the Green hosted by the Old South Community Organization on Saturday, June 6th! It's a fantastic event filled with music, art, and community exhibitors for everyone to enjoy. Plus, it's an excellent opportunity to volunteer and give back to the community, showcasing TTLT's mission and contributions towards protecting nature.
If you're interested in volunteering, please sign up here!
Tuesday, June 09, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Wardsville Woods in Wardsville, ON, CanadaVolunteer Opportunity: Gardening at Wardsville Woods
Do you love gardening? Then consider helping us out at the Wardsville Community Wildflower Garden.
The Wardsville Community Wildflower Garden is planted with all native perennial plants that are beautiful and hardy choices for landscaping. The garden serves as a demonstration site for native plant gardening as well as a source of seeds for interested community members who want to grow native plants for their own gardens.
Why native plants?
Native plants provide food and habitat for birds, insects, and other creatures while requiring less care in terms of watering, pesticides, and fertilizers, than exotic landscaping plants. It's a win-win for nature and gardeners alike.
How can you help?
We are looking for help with garden maintenance, in particular weeding and preparing the beds for winter
What to bring
- This is an outdoor event so please bring whatever you need to be comfortable, such as sunscreen, bug spray, and good shoes. As well, be sure to bring your lunch/snacks, and water.
- We can provide gardening gloves, knee pads, and tools, but you're also welcome to bring your own.
- Wardsville Woods is a great place to see flowers, birds, and wildlife, so bring your binoculars, camera, and field guides.
Please note: this event is weather dependent. In the case of cancellations, we will send out an email to everyone who is registered the day before the event.
Photo by TTLT staff.