Monthly Meeting: Reflections on Seven Years as an Ornithologist in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula presented by Richard Feldman

Camp Kawartha Environment Centre 2505 Pioneer Rd, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

Richard Feldman is currently a Wildlife Landscape Ecologist with the Ontario Ministry Natural Resources and Forestry. After graduating from Queen’s in Biology, he completed a Master’s in Forest Science at the University of British Columbia, a PhD at McGill, and post-docs at Trent and the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His main research interest is understanding how the response…

Monthly Meeting: Holiday Season Members’ Slide Show Night

Camp Kawartha Environment Centre 2505 Pioneer Rd, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

A long-time annual tradition in the PFN is the members slide show night. We will be treated to several short presentations from our members of photos they have taken. Try…

Monthly Meeting: Presentation by David Beresford

Camp Kawartha Environment Centre 2505 Pioneer Rd, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

David Beresford is a professor at Trent University where he teaches entomology. The topic of his presentation is yet to be announced but it surely will be about insects and…

Monthly Meeting: The Evolution and Ecology of Plant Reproduction

Camp Kawartha Environment Centre 2505 Pioneer Rd, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

Marcel Dorken will present an overview of some of the research conducted in his lab at Trent. The main themes will include evolutionary transitions in reproductive systems, sexual selection, and…

Monthly Meeting: Brook Trout in the Lake Simcoe Watershed

Camp Kawartha Environment Centre 2505 Pioneer Rd, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

The phenomenon of how natural resource subsidies support stream productivity is well-known in the Pacific Northwest where salmon return from the ocean to spawn. In doing so they import nutrients…

Monthly Meeting: Provincial-Scale Monitoring of Black Bears

Ontario manages one of the largest and most widely distributed populations of American black bears globally. This population inhabits an incredible range of landscapes, from the heavily developed surroundings of Toronto to the large roadless areas of the Hudson Bay Lowlands. In this talk, Joe Northrup will discuss the history of population monitoring and management…