Thank you for your interest in Canada’s wildlife! During the year we host several wildlife events, such as bioblitzes, gardening workshops, pollinator webinars, educator workshops and more!
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Upcoming Events
Bioblitz
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Bamfield Fungus Festival
2026-09-25
The Bamfield Fungus Festival is an annual festival coordinated under the umbrella of the Bamfield Huu-ay-aht Community Forest Society that celebrates the ecological importance and diversity of the mysterious world of fungi. Events take place over 2 days in the remote community of Bamfield, in Huu-ay-aht First Nations territory.
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Minnekhada Park Association volunteer Bioblitz
2026-09-20
30-40 volunteers will bioblitz Minnekhada Regional Park
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Great Canadian Bioblitz
2026-09-18
The CWF Great Canadian Bioblitz returns to provide nature enthusiasts with a fun and easy way to connect with nature — and take inventory of Canada’s wildlife species.
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2026 Victoria Park BioBlitz
2026-09-18
This BioBlitz will run all day on September 18, 2026 as a part of the iNat Together initiative. This encourages people to meet in person and share their interest in nature, all while learning, exploring and contributing to science.
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Monarch Blitz and Seed Drill Name Reveal
2026-08-08
The event will be an opportunity to join thousands of people from across Canada, the United States, and Mexico by participating in the 2026 International Monarch Monitoring Blitz! We’ll look for monarch butterflies and milkweed plants, examining them for eggs, caterpillars, and chrysalises. The Monarch Blitz data are uploaded and shared via the Trinational Monarch Knowledge Network to assist researchers in answering key questions about monarch butterflies and milkweed.
Presentation
Workshop
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Art in the Garden
2026-05-23
This event is for anyone who wishes to deepen their relationship with nature through sketching or painting — no experience necessary!
Webinars
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Gardening for Pollinators Webinar
2026-06-25
Learn about Canada’s seven kinds of pollinators and their importance in our daily lives. We’ll also give you lots of simple yet powerful tips to help these tiny allies in your outdoor space and resources to help you along. We hope to see you there!
Conferences
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North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE)
2026-07-01
CWF's nonformal education team will be attending.
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International Outdoor Education Research Congress
2026-06-26
CWF's nonformal education team will be attending.
Tradeshow/expo/fair
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Discover 2026 Girl Guides Nova Scotia Camp
2026-06-24
CWF's informal education team will be attending.
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Bridlewood Community Association’s Block Party
2026-06-20
CWF's nonformal education team will be attending.
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1000 Trees for Rouge
2026-05-03
Learn about Canada’s seven kinds of pollinators and their importance in our daily lives. We’ll also give you lots of simple yet powerful tips to help these tiny allies in your outdoor space and resources to help you along. We hope to see you there!