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Saving Nature at Trent & a Pop-Up Rally on Friday

By marilynhMarch 15, 2018March 15, 2018 Categories: general Tags: campus, nature, pop-up rally, save, trent, wetlands

Here are some ways that people can help to make a difference. We have a petition that asks for wetlands to be evaluated and for the Arena Site Plan Approval… (read more, click title)

PFN March Monthly Meeting at Camp Kawartha

By marilynhMarch 15, 2018March 15, 2018 Categories: general Tags: Camp kawartha, eclipse, monthly meeting, protect, Rick Stankiewicz, trent

We hope you were able to join us last night for our Monthly Presentation at Camp Kawartha. Debbie Jenkins gave us a little update on what is going on with… (read more, click title)

Celebrating Nature at Trent U February 12, 7pm Market Hall

By marilynhJanuary 26, 2018January 26, 2018 Categories: general Tags: biodiversity, campus, dicussion, natural areas, nature, threats, trent, university

Trent University’s campus is a unique network of natural areas that support an incredible amount of biodiversity, a natural laboratory for learning, and an extensive trail system. The natural areas… (read more, click title)

Trent Event: Can Chemistry Be Green? Nov 14

By marilynhOctober 21, 2017 Categories: general Tags: be green, chemistry, stairs lecture, trent

Trent’s Stairs Lecture in Chemistry welcomes Dr. Philip Jessop, Research chair of Green Chemistry, at Queen’s University, and technical director at GreenCentre Canada, to Peterborough on November 14 for a… (read more, click title)

Trent Lecture October 3: The Global Energy Transition & Canada’sEnergy Paradox

By marilynhSeptember 14, 2017 Categories: general Tags: global energy transition, lecture, Market Hall, october 3, Shepred Family, trent

It’s my pleasure to share with you the details of the upcoming Shepred Family Lecture on October 3, 7:30 p.m. at Market Hall. The global economy is undergoing the greatest… (read more, click title)

Trent University BioBlitz June 10, 2017

By marilynhJune 7, 2017June 22, 2017 Categories: general Tags: Bioblitz, shedule, trent

Trent University BioBlitz BioBlitzDirections Dear BioBlitz Participants, The Trent BioBlitz (June 10th) is approaching quickly, here are some details regarding the event: We will be meeting in The Crypt of… (read more, click title)

Hike the Trails of Trent University Wildlife Preserve with Paul Elliot, April 8th

By marilynhApril 8, 2017 Categories: general Tags: hike, paul elliot, preserve, trails, trent, university, wildlife

Hike the Trails of Trent University Wildlife Preserve with Paul Elliot, April 8th  

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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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