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Donations graciously received to support our yearly bursary for a Greater Fort Erie Secondary School Student
Upcoming Events
Meetings:
December (Virtual Only) Meeting – Monday December 8 at 7 pm.
Speaker: Jennifer Baici. We are very pleased to welcome Jennifer Baicu to speak about Wild Turkeys in Ontario.
Outings:
Birds and Brews – November 29th at 10 am. Meet at the Catherine Street and Niagara Parkway parking lot for some winter birding along the River followed by a cozy warm up at the Little Red Coffee and a presentation by Marcie Jacklin at 11 am.
NOTE: All in-person meetings are held at the Stevensville Conservation Area (2555 Ott Road) unless noted otherwise
Our Meetings and Activities
Download 2025-2026 Program (September to June)
Check out our program to see what speakers and events we have lined up for this year.
Read The ProgramThe Rambler Newsletter
Our bi annual news letter informing you of the latest Bert Miller news.
Read The RamblerBMNC Recognized!
The Bert Miller Nature Club received this award from the Municipal Council of the Town of Fort Erie on behalf of the residents to recognize and express appreciation for the efforts to the redevelopment of Bay Beach!
Projects
Grass Pickerel
This smaller species of pickerel lives in several creeks in Fort Erie, including a section of Beaver Creek where the Town of Fort Erie would like to increase the rate of flow.
Fowlers Toads
Under the leadership of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and McGill University, we have been contributing volunteer hours to the Fowlers Toad Recovery Project for many years.
Shagbark Nature Park
The Shagbark Nature Park initiative is a project our club maintains year round. It involves the rehabilitation of a Town-owned municipal nature area. The long term vision is to preserve the existing Maple/Beech forest and rehabilitate surrounding lands to increase the extent and diversity of the woodlot.
Shagbark Nature Park
The Shagbark Nature Park initiative is one that the Bert Miller Nature Club is currently working on. It involves the rehabilitation of a Town-owned municipal nature area.