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EVENTS & NEWS


Muskoka Conservancy runs events year-round, so there is always an opportunity to get involved. We have monthly Nature Quests, which are guided hikes that take place on one of our nature reserves. Some of the past Nature Quests have been birdwatching, mammal tracking, and looking for amphibians in vernal pools. In addition to these, there are several other events that take place throughout the year including webinars, nature talks, and much more. 


To find out more about our upcoming events, email info@muskokaconservancy.org or call 705-645-7393 ext 200.


Below, you'll find our 10 most recent news and event items. To view more, open the last entry and at the bottom is a link to navigate to older (and newer) items.

By General Admin • October 19, 2026
Land protection, stewardship, education, and community outreach
By General Admin • October 19, 2026
How you can support land conservation in Muskoka
By General Admin • October 19, 2026
Special nature-themed trivia with Dillon
By General Admin • October 16, 2026
Cool, colourful and quiet on the trails
By General Admin • October 16, 2026
Range Rover House Muskoka
By General Admin • October 16, 2026
2026, a summer to remember
By General Admin • October 16, 2026
Is your family soul in Muskoka?
By General Admin • October 16, 2026
Save land while saving capital gains
By General Admin • October 15, 2026
A beautiful day to take in the change of season
By General Admin • October 14, 2026
October 2025 Webinar Title : SPOOKTACULAR BATS - A Webinar from Muskoka Conservancy Date : Thurs., Oct. 29, 2026 Time : 10:00am-11:00am Welcome bat to Muskoka Conservancy's webinars! Ready to spread your wings and learn all about Ontario's bats this Halloween season? Join us for... SPOOKTACULAR BATS: A Webinar from Muskoka Conservancy Thurs., Oct. 29, 2026, 10 am - 11 am We will go over the basics, bust some common myths, and learn about each of Muskoka’s bat species, as well as some of the threats they are facing! Presented by Muskoka Conservancy Conservation Manager Amanda Porter. It's going to be spooktacular!

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The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.



Robert Swan

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