Media Release
For Immediate Release
Birding at Big “O”: A Family-Friendly Event Celebrating Nature’s Wings
Comber, ON — April 10, 2024 — The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority invites families and nature enthusiasts to spread their wings and join us for a day of avian wonder at The Big “O” Conservation Area, nestled along Highway 77 just outside of Comber, Ontario. This exciting event promises a delightful blend of entertainment, education, and exploration, all centered on the captivating world of birds.
On May 5, 2024, the festivities will kick off at 10:00 a.m. with the highly anticipated Wild Ontario Bird Show. Prepare to be mesmerized as expert handlers showcase a variety of majestic birds of prey up close, offering insights into their natural behaviors and remarkable adaptations.
Following the bird show, guests are invited to embark on an educational nature walk led by knowledgeable guides. Wander through the scenic beauty of the Big “O” Conservation Area, where you will learn about local flora and fauna.
But the fun doesn’t stop there! Children of all ages can immerse themselves in a range of exciting kids’ activities.
Best of all, “Birding at Big ‘O'” is entirely free of charge, making it accessible to all members of the community.
“We are thrilled to host ‘Birding at Big ‘O’ and provide an opportunity for families to connect with nature in a meaningful way”, says Genevieve Champagne, Manager, Conservation Lands and Services at the LTVCA. “This event embodies our commitment to environmental education and conservation, and we look forward to welcoming visitors of all ages to explore the beauty of our natural surroundings.”
Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Birding at Big “O” on May 5, 2024. Mark your calendars and spread your wings for a day of adventure, discovery, and unforgettable moments with feathered friends.
What: Birding at Big “O” – A Family-Friendly Event
Where: Big “O” Conservation Area, Highway 77, Comber, ON
When: May 5, 2024, 10:00 a.m.-1 p.m.
Admission: Free of Charge
For more information contact:
Genevieve Champagne
Manager, Conservation Lands and Services
(519) 354-7310 ext. 230