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Kawartha Land Trust News & Events

By marilynhJuly 27, 2018 Categories: Uncategorized Tags: events, Kawartha Land Trust, news

News & Events

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Join one of Ontario’s longest lived clubs. When you join The Peterborough Field Naturalists (Peterborough Nature) as a member, you help us to promote nature conservation, education, and active outdoor lifestyles in Peterborough and the Kawarthas.

We meet at 7:30pm the second Wednesday of the month (Sept-Dec and Feb-June) at the ENVIRONMENT CENTRE, run by Camp Kawartha at Trent University, Pioneer Road.

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