Educational | Frontenac Arch Biosphere

Virtual Medicine Walk

Join us on Thursday, August 13th at 5:30pm to learn about medicinal plants during a virtual medicine walk at Elbow Lake with Deb St. Amant. This medicine walk will be held over Zoom.

Registration is required.

For inquiries, please contact Sarah Oldenburger at s.oldenburger@queensu.ca.

Visit https://elbowlakecentre.ca/events/ for more information!

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Join us on Thursday, July 30th at 6pm to learn about black bass species, the Rideau Waterway, and how you can help conservation efforts. Aaron Zolderdo from the Queen's University Biological Station will lead a Zoom webinar with a focus on bass biology, management, and human impacts perspective. The webinar will be followed by a Q&A period.

Registration on Eventbrite is mandatory.

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Reptiles, Amphibians and You!

Join us for an evening all about reptiles and amphibians on Thursday, July 16th at 7:00pm. Kenny Ruelland (and some of his live reptiles and amphibans!) from Reptile and Amphibian Advocacy will lead a Zoom webinar focusing on native reptile and amphibian species, conservation projects and how you can help. Participants will then have the chance to ask their questions through an interactive Q&A session.

Begins at 7pm. Approximately 1-1.5 hours.

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Species at Risk in Canada: Lending a helping hand

On Thursday, July 2nd at 7pm Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre is hosting a free webinar featuring James Pagé from the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF). Join us as we learn more about the situation of species at risk in Canada, CWF’s recovery work, Citizen Science, and how you can help at home!

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Invasive Species in the Frontenac Arch

On Thursday, June 18th at 7pm Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre is hosting a free webinar featuring Megan Quinn (Coordinator, Conservation Biology - Eastern Ontario at Nature Conservancy of Canada, NCC). Join us as we learn more about the invasive species of the Frontenac Arch, how NCC tackles them, and how you can help at home!