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Nature House Events Week 5: July 27 - 31

Skeins of naturally dyed yarn ready to rumble Wednesday, July 27 9:00 am start: Wednesday Wander at Lawrence Loop Trail (meet by the...

Nature House Events Week 4: July 19 - 24

The mother of all stinging nettle patches! Tuesday, July 19: 9:00 - 11:00 Harvest Hours at the PAG, Lot 62, North Cove Road (all ages)...

Nature House Events Week 3: July 12 - 17

Tuesday, July 12: 9:00 - 11:00 Harvest Hours at the PAG, Lot 62 North Cove Road (all ages) Drop by the People’s Apothecary Garden anytime...

Introducing Linnea Barrett!

Joining our summer team is Linnea! Linnea is our Food Security Coordinator and will be organizing food- and garden-related workshops for...

Nature House Events Week 2: July 5 - 10

Lots going on at the Nature House in the first full week! Tuesday, July 5: 9:00 - 11:00 Harvest Hours at the PAG (all ages) Drop by the...

Nature House Events Week 1: June 27-July 3

Explore the Nature House Date: Saturday, July 2 Time: 2:00 - 4:00 pm Location: The Nature House at The Portal (254 North Cove Road)...

ThINC Nature House July-Aug Calendar of Events!

It’s back. And it’s going to be a full-packed summer. The Nature House at The Portal (254 North Cove Road) will be open to residents and...

ThINC 10th Year Anniversary Celebration - Saturday, July 9th!

This year, ThINC turns 10! From a wee seed of an idea whilst gardening amongst friends, ThINC has grown into what it is today - a space...

Introducing Connelly Stirling!

ThINC is fortunate to have Connelly Stirling this summer to coordinate, plan, and deliver our full Nature House program. Welcome...

The Ripple - May 2022 Issue

ThINC’s second issue of The Ripple is now out. Read what to look forward to this summer with ThINC. Get a sneak peek into how you can...

Join the international initiative to protect 30% of the planet by 2030

Image: Plan your property with nature in mind (drawing by Marcie Welsh) In honour of Earth Month, we are launching our Nature Stewards...

Battling Broom

Invasive plants are considered one of the greatest threats to biodiversity in Canada as they present an enormous risk to native plants...