Where should visitors go now that Nature London has moved to naturelondon.ca?

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Go to naturelondon.ca. The page at naturelondon.com now serves as a move notice and states plainly: "Our new home is naturelondon.ca." Treat the .ca address as the current site and the .com address as a forwarding signpost.

What the old page actually tells you

The notice is short, so it is worth reading literally rather than assuming everything has relocated:

  • The new home is naturelondon.ca — that is the destination for the site as a whole.
  • The Guide to the Natural Areas of London and Region is out of stock online. It is still available at Nature London events and select retailers.
  • Three projects have not been moved yet: Upgrade the Guide, Chimney Swift Monitoring, and Osprey Monitoring.

That last point matters. If you came to naturelondon.com for one of those three, the move notice is telling you the content may still live on the old domain rather than at the new one.

If you want a specific thing

What you're after Where to start
The organisation's main site, news, or general information naturelondon.ca
The Guide to the Natural Areas of London and Region Not orderable online right now; check Nature London events or select retailers
Upgrade the Guide, Chimney Swift Monitoring, Osprey Monitoring These have not moved yet — check whether the old site still hosts them

Practical checks before you give up on a link

  1. Open naturelondon.ca and look for the same section by name.
  2. If it isn't there, return to the old page and follow the link you originally wanted — the unmigrated projects suggest some paths still resolve on the .com domain.
  3. For the Guide, don't wait for an online restock signal on the old page; the notice points to in-person events and retailers instead.

The one thing not to do is keep using naturelondon.com as though it were the live site. It is a notice, not the homepage, and anything beyond the three listed projects should be assumed to have moved.