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Passport to Nature - free adventures all year long!

We are so very excited to present you with TTLT's Passport to Nature! We can't wait to learn and explore all year long with you.

Browse the Booklet | Next Passport to Nature Event | Sponsors & Supporters | Acknowledgements

Passport to Nature logo; free adventures all year long; Thames Talbot Land Trust; April 2023 - May 2024About Passport to Nature 

  • All events are FREE
  • Registration is required for all events - registration opens one month before each event
  • Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the event
  • Bring whatever you need to enjoy your time outdoors - water bottle, hiking boots, sunscreen, bug spray, snacks, etc.
  • Share your experience with us by posting your photos on Facebook or Instagram and using the hashtag #TTLTPassport

If you have any questions, please email [email protected].


Browse the Booklet 

You can also access the booklet as a PDF document here.

 


Next Passport to Nature Event

Click on the images below to be redirected to the RSVP page for each event.

Back of a running person in the background on a forest trail; Forest Trail Run with Adrienne James; October 14, 2023, 10am to 12pm, Joany's Woods; RescheduledClose up of three yellowish/white mushrooms growing out of the side of a tree (background is tree bark); \Background of a woman with dark skin sitting by the edge of a pond, writing in a journal; Nature-inspired Writing with Tom Cull; October 21, 2023, 1-3pm, Hawk Cliff WoodsBackground of a wetland with plants in the foreground; Maples and Mastodons with Dr. Desmond Moser; October 22, 2023, 10am - 12pm, Five Points Forest - Driedger Tract; photo credit to Cathy Quinlan

Bonus: Skip the registration limitations by being a Passport to Nature event support! Learn more at https://www.thamestalbotlandtrust.ca/vol_opp_p2neventsupport2023


Sponsors & Supporters

Our sponsors and supporters are vital to the success of the Passport to Nature program. Thanks to them, you can adventure with us all year long for free! Please share the love by supporting these local businesses and organizations. Click on the logo or name to be redirected to their website, if available.

 

Platinum Sponsor:        Finch Auto Group logo; Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick, GMC, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Hyundai, Genesis, Mercedes-Benz                  

Gold Sponsor:               Hickory Ridge Golf & Country Club logo; a banner above and below a shield that has "H R" on it                     

Map Sponsor:              Visit Middlesex County logo; yellow shape representing the sun with 3 green lines rolling out of it

Silver Sponsor:             Wilkinson Rogers LLP logo; Chartered Professional Accountants          ArtCal Graphics logo
Bronze Sponsors:                       Lerners Lawyers logo; black letters with green underline                          Try Recycling logo; green font         Wild Birds Unlimited logo; London, Ontario; brown birdhouse with three birds; one bird is red, on is yellow, and one is blue

Event Sponsors:           AGM SurveyorsAxiom Mutual Insurance CompanyCity of London | Highbury North Pet Hospital | Hunt FootcareLeigh Shand Yoga | | London Environmental Network | Nature London | Quiet LegacyTourism Oxford County | Upper Thames River Conservation Authority

Passport Partners:      Allegra London - Marketing & Print | Bakker Aluminum LtdBJ's Country Market | Camera CanadaCaradoc DentistryGeorgia Kortas - Thomson Mahoney Delory LLPHazel Sinclair - Royal LePage | Hyde Park Equipment Ltd | Lambeth Rod & Tackle | Mainstreet Credit Union - Mount Brydges | Nicolucci Family Dentistry | North-South Environmental | Nova Craft CanoeOakview Appraisals | Pro FunctionSMB GeomaticsSt. Clair Region Conservation Authority | The Hairless Mermaid


Acknowledgements

Special thanks are due to the Passport to Nature working group: André Lachance, Bernie VanDenBelt, Darby Alderson, Daria Koscinski, Dave Wake, Glenn Berry, Ric Symmes (Chair), Terry Grawey, Vicki Hammond, and Zachary Anderson.

Thank you to Mike Scott for his incredible work on the Passport booklet design.

We are grateful to Couchiching Conservancy and the Gosling Foundation for inspiring us to take on this project.