Hoot and Howl | Brampton

Enjoy a short indoor presentation on owls, followed by an outdoor session around the campfire to learn about coyotes. Then, we’ll head into the woods for a walk and, together, call out to these wild creatures in hopes they’ll hoot or howl back! After the walk, warm up by the campfire, with hot chocolate and s’more kits available for purchase.

Meeting location is at TRCA's Etobicoke Field Study Centre within Claireville Conservation Area (8180 Highway 50, Brampton).

This program is FREE and generously supported by Peel Region!

Family Nature Program (Ages 6+)

• Beginner level information
• Activities and concepts that are friendly for all ages
• Intended audience includes children, youth and adult
• Children must be accompanied by adults
• Please leave pets at home, except for service animals

Be Prepared

• The program will take place outdoors, please dress appropriately for the weather. Don’t forget to bring a toque, scarf, and gloves!
• Washrooms are available on site.
• Bring a personal water bottle and snacks if needed.

Optional Add-Ons:

• Hot Chocolate: $2 +HST (plus Eventbrite fees) - bring a refillable travel mug if possible
• S'more Kit: $8 + HST (plus Eventbrite fees) -includes 4 s'mores around the campfire.

TRCA is committed to creating an accessible experience for all participants. If you require an accessibility accommodation, please email [email protected] at least 5 days prior to the event.

Cancellation Policy:

• Requests received more than 14 days before the program: 75% refund of optional add-on fees

• Requests received less than 14 days before the program: no refund

• Minimum registration required for the program to operate
• TRCA cancellations due to low registration or extreme weather: full refund of add-ons; registrants will be contacted by email and phone at least 2 hours prior

Please direct any questions regarding the cancellation policy for this event to [email protected]

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