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Explore this 1.5km loop trail at the Upjohn Nature Reserve, a property of Muskoka Conservancy!

The Upjohn Nature Reserve is open to the public and has a trail system available for hiking, snowshoeing, and dog walking. The trail system includes two loops, the Wood Duck loop which is around 1 kilometer long and the Beaver Pond loop which is around 1.5 kilometers long. The Wood Duck loop is an easy hike, whereas the Beaver Pond loop is an intermediate hike.

9:30am at Zehrs Orillia to carpool

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Join us to learn all about MOTUS Towers and how they are used for bird migration. We will be watching a recording of a webinar from Birds Canada and will have a special guest to share information about a local tower and can answer questions. It is sure to be an interesting presentation!

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Fall 2024 regional meeting will be held on Thursday October 3^rd at 7pm via Zoom. Details to follow.

Fingers crossed for beautiful fall colours and pleasant weather for our outing to one of Tanya’s favourite nature reserves! The Adams Nature Reserve was protected in 2016 with The Couchiching Conservancy thanks to Heather and Alec Adams. It has a 1.4km loop trail that has two sections of steeper elevation. The walk typically takes about 30 minutes, but would be much slower when we stop and look and listen for species along the way.

Parking at 1900 Cooper’s Falls Roads, Washago (at the cottage), or along the road shoulder. Be advised that the road can be busy and be cautious of other vehicles.

9:30am at Zehrs Orillia by the gas station/car wash to carpool.

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