Gamiing Nature Centre Website

Gamiing Nature Center. Lindsay, Ontario, Canada"

(Ga-mi-ing: Ojibwa, meaning "at the shore")

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The Lily of The Lake: "The Greening of the House" Plant Workshop September-7-2010

Happy Birthday Mary Hamilton! July-23-2010

Coming Soon! Reptiles in the Discovery Shack! July-23-2010

5th Annual Check your Watershed Day with EcoSpark July-7-2010

Pigeon Lake Management Plan Survey July-1-2010

Happy Canada Day! July-1-2010

Wild Edible Plant Photographs Needed! June-1-2010

Gamiing's Strawbale Building Walls are UP! May-31-2010

10th Annual Summer Lakeshore Music Festival June 19-20, 2010 April-26-2010

Gamiing will be hosting two Shoreline Clean Ups this September as part of TD's Great Canadian Shoreline Clean Up April-26-2010

Gamiiing will be holding its Second Annual Golf Tournament on September 18th 2010 April-26-2010

Straw Bale Building Workshop with Chris Magwood June 12-13 April-19-2010

Gamiing is going to be 'pitching in' on the Operation:Clean Sweep Campaign April-12-2010

Check Out Our NEW Event Calendar Under Our EVENTS Heading April-9-2010

First Annual Earth Day Event At Gamiing Nature Centre April-9-2010

Earth Hour Saturday March 27 2010 @ 8:30-9:30pm March-23-2010

Gamiing Receives Funding from HIVA Environmental Fund March-23-2010

World Water Day March-22-2010

Gamiing Invites You to a Community Meeting March-2-2010

Gamiing is Looking for Donations for a Fundraising Yard Sale March-2-2010

Recent

Date June 162010		Name Katherine & Arwin	Type Wildlife		Description We heard high pitched calls and then saw the black figure darting up and down over the water.
January 21 2010		Trail Crew	Wildlife		We saw our first Ermine. It scurried out from a debris pile while we were felling hazard trees. The tell tale black tipped tail and irridecent white coat made for easy identification.
November 15 2009		John Nolan	Wildlife		While walking across the nursery beds a rustle in the undergrowth drew my attention. As I approached I was lucky enough to see a woodcock flush out of the vegetation. A rare find for sure and an indication that our Nature Centre provides much needed habitat for many threatened species.
July 15 2009		anonymous	Flora		Along the forest edge close to the waterfront I saw a little flowering Pyrola. It is in the wintergreen family and requires the presence of a particular fungal network in the soil to allow it to grow. This plant can not be propagated without this fungal partner and is therefore very special indeed. Thank you Gamiing for preserving habitat that can sustain such delicate relationships.