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Upcoming Events

  • 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.

  • Wednesday, July 29, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 10 rsvps
    Newport Forest in near Wardsville, ON, Canada

    Volunteer Opportunity: Purple Loosestrife Removal

    Aidan Yuen & Fae Mills Cutting Purple Loosestrife
    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.

     

     

  • Saturday, August 08, 2026 at 02:00 PM
    Westminster Ponds Centre in London, ON, Canada

    Passport to Nature: River Revery


    River Revery – Music and Poetry with Penn Kemp & Ann Denny at Westminster Ponds Centre

    River Revery is a collaboration between Penn Kemp and Ann Denny— commingling Penn’s ecological poetry dedicated to the Thames River, with Ann’s musical improvisations. Join us for a marvellous hour of poetry and music in a gorgeous setting. We’re celebrating our Antler River, also known as Deshkan Ziibi to the Anishinaabek here. For text and animations of several poems, see www.riverrevery.ca 

     

    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

     

  • Saturday, August 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM
    Westminster Ponds Centre in London, ON, Canada

    Happy Habitats Festival

    Join the fun!

    Join us at Westminster Ponds Centre (944 Western Counties Rd, London, ON) to learn about different types of habitats and how to keep them happy! This family-friendly festival will focus on the health, diversity, and wonder of our local habitats through a variety of nature-related activities and a live reptile demonstration by Scales Nature Park. Let's keep our habitats happy and have fun while doing it!

     

    Event Information

    Registration: There's no registration required for this event. Drop in any time between 12 PM and 3 PM to take part!

    Transportation: There are a few bus routes that stop near the event site at Westminster Ponds Centre. Bus tickets will be available at the event to cover the cost of transit.

    Parking: There are several parking lots around Westminster Ponds Centre, which will be available for free parking during the event.

    Apparel: Dress comfortably for the weather, and bring a hat to protect from the sun if possible! 

    Conditions and Safety: The event will take place in a flat, mowed area with on-site parking. As we will be exposed to the sun, it will be important to take precautions to prevent heat distress. We will provide tents, which can offer shelter from the sun, as well as water, juice, and snacks to help with the heat.

    If you are feeling unwell, we kindly ask that you stay home. 

     

    This event is generously supported by the City of London and TD

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  • Saturday, August 15, 2026 at 12:00 PM
    Westminster Ponds Centre in London, ON, Canada

    Volunteer Opportunity: Happy Habitats Festival


    Help your community connect to nature!
     

    Happy Habitats is a family friendly festival centered around the health, diversity, and wonder of our local ecosystems. It is going to be a fun-packed day with Scales Nature Park, crafts, games, and more!

    There are many hands and roles needed to make this festival a successful and fun day, including set-up & take-down support, photography, and activity support. We'd love to have your support!

     

    SIGN UP FOR A SHIFT HERE!

    (Shift times vary)

     

     

  • Saturday, October 03, 2026 at 12:00 PM
    Talon Trails (North Middlesex)

    Talon Trail Races

    Welcome to the Talon Trail Races, in partnership with BackRoads Brews + Shoes!


    Discover one of Southwestern Ontario's hidden trail systems as you wind through mature forests, river valleys, technical singletrack and scenic countryside along the Ausable River. Whether you're chasing a new challenge, racing for a podium, or enjoying a walk through nature with friends and family, Talon Trail Races is designed to be an unforgettable fall trail running experience.

    Participants can choose from four unique distances designed to suit a range of abilities and goals. The signature 26 km point-to-point course will offer a rewarding journey through diverse and scenic terrain taking runners from Mystery Falls to Joany’s Woods. For those looking for shorter distances, Joany’s Woods will host three looped options: a 3.3 km walk, a 7.7 km walk/run, and a 11 km run combining both loops. These routes all begin and end at the same main gathering area, creating an energetic and welcoming atmosphere for participants and spectators alike.

    Every registration supports local conservation! 

     

    CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE & REGISTER!