Welcome to Thunder Bay Field Naturalists

Kaitlin Richardson – Executive Director, TBFN

The Thunder Bay Field Naturalists club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study of natural history, the wise use of natural resources, the preservation of natural areas, and the understanding and protection of nature.

The Board is delighted to announce that Kaitlin Richardson has accepted the position as our first Executive Director of the Thunder Bay Field Naturalists Club. She will be working full time to assist the Board and to manage the Nature Reserves program.

Kaitlin has been working in the conservation field since 2014 and holds a Master’s and a Bachelor’s of Environmental Studies, a diploma in Ecological Restoration (with distinction) and a diploma in Environmental Assessment. Kaitlin is passionate about nature and we welcome her to the Thunder Bay Field Naturalists!

Educate

Educate

Sharing a passion for nature and inspiring people of all ages and backgrounds to appreciate and enjoy the natural world.

Protect

Protect

Advocating for the conservation of healthy, naturally functioning ecosystems and protecting areas through Nature Reserve land acquisitions.

Enjoy

Enjoy

Engaging with nature in meaningful and inspiring ways. Join us for our walks, talks and special events.

Become a Member

Make a Donation

Become a Volunteer

Land Acknowledgement

Thunder Bay Field Naturalists Club operates on the traditional territories of Anishinabek Nation. We respectfully acknowledge all of the First Nations, Metis and Inuit who reside in this territory and honour the original stewards of these lands and waters.