• QFN Presents: Akimiski Island Nunavut – Goose Banding and Polar Bear Banding presented by Andrea Kingsley

    Maranatha Church 100 College Street West, Belleville

    Quinte Field Naturalists’ guest speaker is Andrea Kingsley. Andrea has an MSc in Biology and has served as an environmental consultant, teacher and researcher across Canada and Ontario. She is also an artist with spectacular photographs, and through her paintings and drawings. Andrea will be sharing her adventures on Akimiski Island Nunavut, where she was involved in banding Lesser Snow Geese and completing Polar Bear surveys.

  • Quinte Field Naturalists Present “Limestone Lands of the Quinte Region” with Robert Ormston

    Maranatha Church Auditorium 100 College St. W, Belleville, Ontario, Canada

    Our meeting this month explores the limestone rocks and landforms that are a familiar sight to those who know the Quinte region. What may seem like an ordinary rock, has in fact dramatically shaped the biodiversity of the region. This talk will explore how limestone surface geology shapes landscapes through its specific topography, chemistry, and hydrology, to create a variety of weird and wonderful ecosystems…some which are rarely found outside the Quinte region. All of our meetings are free and open to the public. All are welcome!

  • Quinte Field Naturalists Annual Plant Sale

    St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Parking Lot 399 Victoria Avenue, Belleville

    The 4th Annual Quinte Field Naturalist Plant Sale is back, so mark your calendars for Saturday May 16th , 8 am to noon at the St. Joseph Catholic Church Parking Lot, Belleville ( Corner of Victoria and Herchimer Avenues). This annual event offers a wide variety of plants: perennials, annuals, native plants, ornamentals, winter hardy cacti, vegetables, garden art and tools! A master gardener will be available for consultation. Every penny raised helps us to plant native trees, shrubs and flowers in Belleville parks and the surrounding Quinte region. To date we have planted over 500 trees, 770 shrubs and 3100 flowers to make a real difference for nature and the people of Belleville. This event is generously sponsored by Team Tosh (Royal Heritage Realty) and Waldram Accounting Inc.