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Our mission
Our goal is to inspire an appreciation of nature through education and outdoor experiences. We aim to promote environmental conservation and stewardship through community activities and citizen science.
Join us at our next events!
Native Pollinator Plants & Trees
Native Pollinator Plants & Trees
Native Pollinator Plants & Trees
Sat. Oct. 31, 10am-1pm
Watts Pond, Paris.
Grow with us!
Brant Plants invites you to a community planting day to restore habitat, and plant for our native pollinators.
Hosts: Grand Erie Master Gardeners, Brant Tree Coalition, Brant For Nature
Bring your energy, we’ll provide the plants, trees and guidance.
Let’s nurture our local landsca
Sat. Oct. 31, 10am-1pm
Watts Pond, Paris.
Grow with us!
Brant Plants invites you to a community planting day to restore habitat, and plant for our native pollinators.
Hosts: Grand Erie Master Gardeners, Brant Tree Coalition, Brant For Nature
Bring your energy, we’ll provide the plants, trees and guidance.
Let’s nurture our local landscape together.
No registration is necessary for this event, just come out and pitch in!
Owl Prowl
Native Pollinator Plants & Trees
Native Pollinator Plants & Trees
Sat. Nov. 21, 5pm
Lions Park, Burford.
Please join our very own bird experts Laurel Winger and Duane Brown, who will help us to seek out local Owl species. Please come out and learn about these wonderful nocturnal birds of prey.
Please register for this event here.
Backyard birding
Native Pollinator Plants & Trees
Backyard birding
Sun. Jan. 17, 1pm
Location: Paris Public Library
Please join Barry Burtis for a presentation on “Slow Birding,” a more mindful, less competitive approach to birdwatching that encourages deeper observation and appreciation of birds, from common backyard visitors to rare species. Slow Birding emphasizes connection with nature, observing bir
Sun. Jan. 17, 1pm
Location: Paris Public Library
Please join Barry Burtis for a presentation on “Slow Birding,” a more mindful, less competitive approach to birdwatching that encourages deeper observation and appreciation of birds, from common backyard visitors to rare species. Slow Birding emphasizes connection with nature, observing bird behaviour, and appreciating the beauty of each species. Through photos and stories, Barry will share his personal experiences and adventures in backyard birdwatching.
We will hold this year’s AGM after the Backyard Birding presentation.
Registration link coming soon.