Naturalists in a sentence

A Sunday morning, May 7, nature walk with foresters, naturalists and birders to Frey family conservation land in Tomki will mark the first time the 187-acre property is opened to the public by the Inland Mendocino County Land Trust.

Naturalists will be at several stations along the trail from 2 p.m. until the last walkers go through.

The millipede was spotted for the first time in April 2018 at Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park, near Lake Forest, by naturalists Cedric Lee and James Bailey.

Gordon Haycock, Secretary of Wharfedale Naturalists Society and professional ecologist said: "A much-loved mature oak tree in a historic park is to be lost to allow the positioning of a crane to construct a costly and unnecessary temporary footbridge.

I’ve good company with Emma Neave Webb and Russell Neave, experienced naturalists who will have their Sanday Nature Tour business up and running in 2025.

Naturalists also present classroom and other indoor programs and slide presentations on many of the same topics.

After Muir's death in 1914, Edmond Meany gave a lecture on Muir “in memory of one of the great naturalists, poets, and philosophers of the Coast,” wrote The Seattle Times at the time.

He acknowledges his privilege as a white man, and has been actively following other naturalists of colour, as well as trying to share their work more often.

His research uncovered the counterintuitive story of how two of the most noted naturalists of their eras actively contributed to the urbanization of the Arcadian landscape both men loved and called home.

Naturalists were flabbergasted by the finding during their recent trip to Dunollie Wood on the Isle of Luing, west coast of Scotland.

Reg Bunyan, who's with the Bow Valley Naturalists, said the group hopes the parks agency also moves to limit the impact of traffic on the road by bringing in a dusk-to-dawn restriction.

After breakfast, guests follow a crew of veteran naturalists down the stern of to disembark the ship, climbing into the same rubber zodiac rafts used by the U.S. military to raid enemy shores.

Arches naturalists Jim Capps and Ed McCarrick heard our calls and helped us haul the gear.

Friends described them as self-reliant naturalists: For a while, they owned a horse and kept sheep for the wool.

Naturalists say the lizards, which are an invasive species to the state, are reproducing more quickly than usual because of an extended warm spell.

This summer I started reading the works of naturalists Henry Beston and Henry David Thoreau and was struck by their writings and man’s timeless need to commune with nature.

An Urban Biologist and Master Naturalists will be present to help with identification and to assist in your hands-on experience in recording biodiversity.

He has been involved with the Mississippi Mills Field Naturalists, a pivotal mover for the Al Potvin Observation Tower, a prime spot for birders (yes, he even found a way to make the lagoons – a waste water treatment plant – a beautiful place to visit).

In the mid-nineteenth-century, “naturalists” sounded an alarm that still echoes today.

In this program, naturalists will show the heartbeat of the trees to participants.