Nature Guelph is an active club for all nature lovers in the Guelph, Ontario area, promoting and providing opportunities for nature connection, education and conservation. Our events are free and open to the public. We hope you will join us!

Nature Guelph hosts a monthly speaker series and member meeting at the University of Guelph Arboretum Centre with exciting guest speakers, as well as regular outdoor events and field trips in the Guelph area and beyond. We have a special interest group for wildflower lovers, a Young Naturalists program for kids 6-10 (which is currently on hold), and an EcoLeaders programs for teens.

Our membership is open to nature lovers of all ages and backgrounds. There’s always room for new members, and visitors are always welcome. Not sure that Nature Guelph is for you? Feel free to join us for free at any of our meetings or outdoor events, and we’re sure you’ll be hooked!

You may know Nature Guelph by its previous name: the Guelph Field Naturalists. The name may have changed, but our love of nature has remained the same since our founding in 1966!

Check us out at natureguelph.ca and follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/natureguelph/

CONTACT INFORMATION:

If you would like to contact us, please send us an email at info@natureguelph.ca. Our volunteers are unable to closely monitor all of our social media accounts, so please don't send us a message on meetup or elsewhere. If you have a question about one of our events, please contact us using the email provided in the event description for that event.

COVID-19 UPDATE:

Welcome to our 2021-22 membership season! We continue to provide our monthly Speaker Series as well as Wildflower and Bird-Wing themed meetings/ presentations virtually via Zoom. We are starting to resume in person outdoor programming, and are pleased to be able to offer our EcoLeaders youth program in person at the University of Guelph Arboretum. Our Young Naturalists (NATs) youth programs are still on hold.

Yours in Nature! 🌤🦊🦆🐍☘️🌺🐝🦇🌲🌾🦨🐢

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