Find Events in Your Biosphere
Welcome to the most comprehensive hub for Biosphere Region events worldwide. Whether you’re passionate about volunteering, exploring sustainable living, or immersing yourself in biodiversity conservation, this is your go-to resource for activities across Canadian Biosphere Regions and around the globe.
Discover volunteer opportunities, dive into conservation stories, join citizen science webinars, and participate in workshops on regenerative practices and sustainable living. For those who love the outdoors, our calendar also features in-person events like group adventures in outdoor recreation, connecting you with others who share your passion for nature.
Simply scroll down to explore the calendar or jump directly to your region:
Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia | Howe Sound, British Columbia | Waterton Lakes, Alberta | Redberry Lake, Saskatchewan | Riding Mountain, Manitoba | Georgian Bay, Ontario | Niagara Escarpment, Ontario | Frontenac Arch, Ontario | Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick
Note: Biosphere Bathing does not organise these events. Each listing includes the organiser’s name and a link for more information.
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.
Save the Date: Volunteer with the Great Backyard Bird Count!
Volunteer with Birds Canada for the Great Backyard Bird Count and help track bird populations from anywhere in Canada! This global citizen science event invites you to spend just 15 minutes birdwatching and submitting your sightings to support bird conservation.
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Bird Count
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Preservation Society for a bird count in the Howe Sound Biosphere! Spot resident and migratory species in Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver on Sunday, Sep 7, at 7 AM. No experience needed—just bring your curiosity and keen eyes!
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Bird Count
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Preservation Society for a bird count in the Howe Sound Biosphere! Spot resident and migratory species in Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver on Sunday, Aug 3, at 7 AM. No experience needed—just bring your curiosity and keen eyes!
Save the Date: 2025 Big Backyard BioBlitz
Join the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Big Backyard BioBlitz from July 31 to August 4, 2025, and help document biodiversity across the country.
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Bird Count
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Preservation Society for a bird count in the Howe Sound Biosphere! Spot resident and migratory species in Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver on Sunday, Jul 6, at 7 AM. No experience needed—just bring your curiosity and keen eyes!
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Marine Ecology Talks
Join Ucluelet Aquarium’s Marine Ecology course in the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere on Jun 18. Explore intertidal and pelagic ecosystems, local oceanography, and marine conservation. Free with admission—ideal for locals and visitors alike!
Wildlife, Landscapes, and Geology Webinar
Join Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan (PCAP) and Dr. Dale Leckie on June 17, 2025, for a free webinar exploring the powerful links between wildlife, landscapes, and geology in Saskatchewan. Discover how ancient landforms have shaped animal habitats across prairies, dunes, and valleys!
Marine Ecology Talks
Join Ucluelet Aquarium’s Marine Ecology course in the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere on Jun 11. Explore intertidal and pelagic ecosystems, local oceanography, and marine conservation. Free with admission—ideal for locals and visitors alike!
Volunteer for the Squamish Bird Count
Volunteer for the Squamish Monthly Bird Count with Nature Squamish! Explore the Squamish Estuary, learn bird identification, and contribute to valuable data that supports conservation and habitat protection.
Marine Ecology Talks
Join Ucluelet Aquarium’s Marine Ecology course in the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere on Jun 4. Explore intertidal and pelagic ecosystems, local oceanography, and marine conservation. Free with admission—ideal for locals and visitors alike!
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Forage Fish Sampling
Join Project Watershed in the Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere Region for a citizen science volunteer opportunity monitoring forage fish along the shoreline. Help collect beach samples to protect vital species like surf smelt - a rewarding way to support coastal conservation this summer!
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Bird Count
Volunteer for the Lighthouse Park Preservation Society for a bird count in the Howe Sound Biosphere! Spot resident and migratory species in Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver on Sunday, Jun 1, at 7 AM. No experience needed—just bring your curiosity and keen eyes!
Volunteer for the Spring Flower Count
This annual Spring Flower Count with Parks Canada is a fantastic way to explore Waterton Lakes National Park while contributing vital data on local plant life.
Marine Ecology Talks
Join Ucluelet Aquarium’s Marine Ecology course in the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere on May 21. Explore intertidal and pelagic ecosystems, local oceanography, and marine conservation. Free with admission—ideal for locals and visitors alike!
Birdwatching Outing in the Fundy Biosphere
Join Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc. and the LICHEN League for a fun birding walk at Marysville Flats in the Fundy Biosphere on May 25 at 9 AM. Binoculars available for beginners—come spot migratory birds and enjoy a morning outdoors!
Volunteer for Tree Planting
Celebrate spring by volunteering for a tree planting day along the North Saskatchewan River with the Edmonton Area Land Trust in the Beaver Hills Biosphere!
Volunteer to Transplant Trees
This unique volunteer opportunity in Waterton Lakes National Park invites groups of 12 to 25 people to participate in an ecological restoration project. Volunteers will work alongside Parks Canada staff to carefully dig up and transplant young lodgepole pines.
Marine Ecology Talks
Join Ucluelet Aquarium’s Marine Ecology course in the Clayoquot Sound Biosphere on May 21. Explore intertidal and pelagic ecosystems, local oceanography, and marine conservation. Free with admission—ideal for locals and visitors alike!
Volunteer to Transplant Trees
This unique volunteer opportunity in Waterton Lakes National Park invites groups of 12 to 25 people to participate in an ecological restoration project. Volunteers will work alongside Parks Canada staff to carefully dig up and transplant young lodgepole pines.
Ontario Biodiversity Summit
Explore the future of conservation at the 2025 Ontario Biodiversity Summit, hosted by the Invasive Species Centre at Trent University. Join experts and changemakers to drive action for Ontario’s biodiversity.
Volunteer to Transplant Trees
This unique volunteer opportunity in Waterton Lakes National Park invites groups of 12 to 25 people to participate in an ecological restoration project. Volunteers will work alongside Parks Canada staff to carefully dig up and transplant young lodgepole pines.