This year’s ornament is the Black-Capped Chickadee. With the guidance and support of local fused glass artist, Susan Miller from Passionate Glass, PBTC volunteers have created these pretty handmade ornaments. Each ornament is ready to hang with a red ribbon,…

​ ​ PBTC “For the Birds” Art Fundraiser ​ Peninsula Bruce Trail Club is thrilled to introduce the 2022 “For The Birds” Art Fundraiser. ​ Based on the success of last year’s fundraiser, featuring Fran Turner’s delightful paintings of birds, 10…

The Bruce Trail finally returns to Cape Chin! Forty years is a long time for most of us – But the Bruce Trail Conservancy can be very patient. After exactly forty years, the Trail is returning to Cape Chin! We…

The birds are returning. Hello Birders. In the interests of privacy and whenever I remember to do so, I try to send these emails out as blind copies to all who have been on our birding hikes in past years.…

Century Trees Conservation Project Doug Miller and John Whitworth planted 2 more maples in Fall 2019 as part of the PBTC Century Trees Conservation Project.

Peninsula Blue and White 2019 The goal of hiking all the Bruce Trail Side Trails has been on my list since I completed my first Bruce Trail End to End two years ago September 10, 2017. I really wanted to…

PBTC Birding on the Bruce 2019 For the first time in the modern history of the bird hike the weather did not cooperate. Wednesday, May 30, 2019 turned out to be a cold (8 degrees C) and windy day; by…

TRAIL TO THE BRUCE by David Tyson David Rodgers grew up on the Bruce Peninsula and first walked the Bruce Trail on a school trip in grade four. In high school he hiked larger sections of the Trail with his…

PBTC Birding on the Bruce 2018 Wednesday May 30, 2018 turned out to be a beautiful sunny day as a large number of birders gathered at the Dyer’s Bay parking lot for the start of our annual Peninsula Club birding…

BTC Volunteer of the Year Award 2017 Deborah (Deb) Sturdevant From chaos to order. From boxes in the basement to digital records in a museum. From legend to an annotated short history. Deborah (Deb) Sturdevant, the relatively new PBTC Archivist…