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The latest issue of the TOC Newsletter is available online. Members may download their copy here. (Login and Password information is emailed to members on a monthly basis.)

Back issues of the newsletter and Toronto Birds can be found in the Library section here.

January

New!
Funding from the TOC

Applications for funding from the TOC are currently OPEN!

Funding is available from the TOC for bird related projects in the GTA! The deadline to apply is December 13th. Please download the grant application and budget templates for more information, and contact president@torontobirding.ca with any questions not addressed there.

We look forward to applications from post-secondary students, community groups, and small non-profit groups. Note that we will be donating approximately $2000-$6000 to each successful applicant.

Next Outings

All TOC outings are currently suspended due to COVID-19 restrictions. We hope to resume outings as soon as local public health units and municipal governments allow us to do so. Initially, we plan to limit participation to small groups of TOC members only. These outings will focus on Toronto birding hotspots for beginning birders. Outings for the general public will resume as soon as it is safe to do so.

Next Meetings

Meetings at our regular venue, High Park Nature Centre, are suspended till further notice. The September talk will be a live presentation online, and it's likely that the October talk will be as well. Club members will receive login information in order to join the virtual audience.

Wednesday February 16, 2022

Michael Runtz, Naturalist, Author and Storyteller presents "Algonquin Wild - new date, please be aware."

Monday March 14, 2022

Erik Wing presents ""Birds on the brain: exploring the cognitive neuroscience of birding.""

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