TBFNC November Monthly Meeting
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We hope to see you at the TBFNC meeting on Monday, November 23, 2026. The meeting will take place at Lunan Hall, St. Paul's United Church, 349 Waverly Street (side entrance to the left of the main stairs off Waverly), starting at 7:00 p.m.
🎩 Hold on to your hats for a triple feature evening!
1) 🐦 Nick Escott will provide a brief history of Thunder Cape Bird Observatory highlighting moments and milestones along the way.
2) 📚 Ted Armstrong will provide an overview of how the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas is compiled, and how the data contributes to our understanding of long-term changes in bird populations.
3) Tim Hollinger will provide a brief overview of the Remedial Action Plan for the Thunder Bay Harbour, including a description of habitat remediation work from the last five years and information about mercury contamination in the North Harbour.
🎟️ Reminder! Tickets will be available for the 2027 Annual Dinner & Silent Auction!
The TBFN 2027 Annual Dinner & Silent Auction will be held on Sunday, 21 February 2027 at the Chanterelle on Park! The event will include dinner provided by Tomlin Catering, guest speaker, silent auction, prizes, and a fully stocked cash bar featuring signature cocktails. We are delighted to have Brian Jackson (retired Quetico Park Biologist) as our guest speaker to share the historical and current impacts of fire on the forests of Quetico National Park. Please join us for a spectacular winter evening filled with good company, delicious food, and nature-inspired fun. Stay tuned for more information (including final ticket pricing) to come, soon!
Please see below for ZOOM information if you are unable to attend in person:
Meeting ID: 818 5432 6060
Passcode: 829623
We look forward to seeing you there!
🎩 Hold on to your hats for a triple feature evening!
1) 🐦 Nick Escott will provide a brief history of Thunder Cape Bird Observatory highlighting moments and milestones along the way.
2) 📚 Ted Armstrong will provide an overview of how the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas is compiled, and how the data contributes to our understanding of long-term changes in bird populations.
3) Tim Hollinger will provide a brief overview of the Remedial Action Plan for the Thunder Bay Harbour, including a description of habitat remediation work from the last five years and information about mercury contamination in the North Harbour.
🎟️ Reminder! Tickets will be available for the 2027 Annual Dinner & Silent Auction!
The TBFN 2027 Annual Dinner & Silent Auction will be held on Sunday, 21 February 2027 at the Chanterelle on Park! The event will include dinner provided by Tomlin Catering, guest speaker, silent auction, prizes, and a fully stocked cash bar featuring signature cocktails. We are delighted to have Brian Jackson (retired Quetico Park Biologist) as our guest speaker to share the historical and current impacts of fire on the forests of Quetico National Park. Please join us for a spectacular winter evening filled with good company, delicious food, and nature-inspired fun. Stay tuned for more information (including final ticket pricing) to come, soon!
Please see below for ZOOM information if you are unable to attend in person:
Meeting ID: 818 5432 6060
Passcode: 829623
We look forward to seeing you there!
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St. Paul's United Church - Thunder Bay, 363 Waverley St, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 1B7, Canada
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