Evening Grosbeak near Dewberry Trail Dear friends and nature enthusiasts! On Sunday, I am organizing a guided nature watch tour to the Mer Bleue area. First,
This time we organize a nature watch tour to South March Highland area. We explore the trail and look for birds, mammals, and other animals who
On Saturday, July 10, we organize a guiding tour to Lusk Cave in Gatineau Park. We'll meet at the Parent Beach of the Phillipe Lake near the parking lot in the Park at 9:00 am and we are going by Cave Trail and Trail 50 to the Lusk Cave and back. We'll have a chance to see the various landscapes, flora, and fauna of Gatineau Park in July.
Larose forest covers a huge area of over 11,000 hectares. It has more than 200 km of trails. The area is interesting for various kinds of
On July 31 - August 1, we organize camping at Silent Lake Provincial Park Travel time from Ottawa to the Park is about 2.5 hours. We
The guided tour is organized for those who like to explore the area of Gatineau Park and for those who want to admire the autumn trees in fall colors.
This is one of the last fall guided tours to explore fungi and mushrooms in Ottawa Valley. We'll start our excursion with a visit to Eagle’s Nest Lookout. After that, we’ll explore several places in Calabogie areas to find the late fall mushrooms.
We invite families with kids for a spring hike in Gatineau Park. We'll meet near the Visitor Center of the Gatineau Park and then move to P6 (Parking 6) near Mackenzie King Estate. Kids will have a chance to explore the ruins and to know about the history of this place. And then, we'll visit a waterfall at a distance of around 500-700 m from parking, stopping that to listen to birds and watch animal tracks. This guided hike will be in English and Russian.
This is a guided nature tour in Ottawa Greenbelt for observation of inhabitants of the forest and identification of plant and fungi species, which we'll find near the trail.
Join us for a journey to the Ottawa Valley’s last wild river – the Dumoine! A land of mature and old-growth forests, countless lakes, streams and wetlands – home to moose, bear, wolves and over 160 species of birds. This June we are organizing a trip for naturalists and photographers to capture the beauty of this place at the beginning of summer.
