Follow the links below to discover how interesting Nature's world can be, and maybe you'll find something you'd like to learn even more about. The Macoun Club , named after naturalist John Macoun, freely welcomes those in grades 4 through 13 from the National Capital Region who share his curiosity in the outdoor world. Guided tours of Gatineau Park reveal the beauty and natural history of this splendid preserve. For a little more adventure, accompany one of Nature's scientists on an eco-tour of a Costa Rican rainforest. The armchair travellers among us may be interested to read about the adventures of Nature's scientists while in the field .
Volunteers are one of our more valuable resources.
Opportunities for employment, internships, and participation in our Visiting Fellowship program are listed in our Employment Classifieds . Many partners on this multidisciplinary project are assessing biodiversity in the Rideau River. Participation by local communities is essential to its success. Whether you'd like to volunteer your input or time, or can offer information to the Turtle Hotline, we'd like to hear from you. Nature Discovery Fund Find out more about how you can become involved in the research of new species.