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Essex County Field Naturalists' ClubWho Are the ECFNC?Organized in 1984 and incorporated in March 1985, the Essex County Field Naturalists' Club is a volunteer organization affiliated with the Federation of Ontario Naturalists (FON) and the Canadian Nature Federation (CNF). The members are from various backgrounds and some work professionally in the fields of conservation and education. The stylized Great Egret used in the club logo and newsletter symbolizes the southern character of Essex County. Great Egrets nest in greater numbers here than elsewhere in Ontario. In late summer and early autumn as many as 100 can be seen in the many ponds, creeks and marshes along the shoreline of Lake Erie.
Worth Striving ForThe objectives of the Essex County Field Naturalists' Club are:
ECFNC in ActionThe Essex County Field Naturalists' Club is involved in many areas of conservation, education and exploration with committees dedicated towards Heritage Fundraising, Stewardship, Bluebird Monitoring and Field Trips.For example the Nature Conservancy of Canada and Essex County Field Naturalists' Club worked together to purchase part of the Stone Road Alvar on Pelee Island. The club's newsletter, the Egret, gives members an active voice on current environmental issues as well as keeping them informed on upcoming club meetings, activities and field trips. The Egret is published quarterly. Download the June 2012 issue of the Egret. Proceeds of the new book, Fishes of Essex County, will go to to the Essex County Field Naturalists' Club. The club meets on the second Wednesday of each month from September to June. Meetings begin at 7:30 pm and usually feature a guest speaker . Non-members are welcome to attend.
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