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Most People Walk Right Past It

Sat, Jul 11

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Royal Botanical Gardens - Hendrie Valley

MOST PEOPLE WALK RIGHT PAST IT There's more going on in Nature than you think. Walk with us!

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Most People Walk Right Past It
Most People Walk Right Past It

Time & Location

Jul 11, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. EDT

Royal Botanical Gardens - Hendrie Valley, Cherry Hill Gate, Burlington, ON L7T 1H1, Canada

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Most People Walk Right Past It

Nature Walk


About this event

There are clues everywhere.


On this walk, we’ll look at a familiar natural space in a different way. Instead of just passing through, we’ll notice the small signs that show how a place is being used by plants, animals, insects, water, and people. The goal is not to turn the walk into a lesson. It is to experience what changes when you start seeing a place as habitat, not just scenery.


This event is for young people ages 18–23 who are curious about nature, local places, and the small details that most people miss.


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