Author: Ontario Parks
Invaders in the park: phragmites
You’ve likely passed this plant while exploring a park or even while driving on the highway. But did you recognize this invasive species?
Protected: A troubling tale with an unwritten ending
Rondeau’s Nature Nuggets
The naturalists at Rondeau Provincial Park have been busy this summer. In case you missed it, check out the park’s ongoing “Nature Nuggets” video series.
Check out these videos on turtles, mallards and invasive species!
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Protected: This year’s piping hot plover drama
Monarchs and Migrants at Presqu’ile
September is the perfect time to catch migratory birds and butterflies on their way south, and the Great Lakes shoreline gives nature-lovers a front-row seat!
Don’t miss Presqu’ile Provincial Park‘s annual Monarchs & Migrants Weekend (September 4-6, 2015), featuring bird banding, monarch tagging, guided adventures, children’s programming and more!
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Protected: Introducing Alfred Bog Provincial Park!
Peregrine falcon chick rescued at Bon Echo Provincial Park
Today’s post comes from Laura Sagermann, an NHE Leader at Bon Echo Provincial Park.
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Reptile Day at Rondeau Provincial Park
Rondeau Provincial Park hosts “Reptile Day.” A day to learn about our sensational scaly critters!
We encourage everyone (even if you are not too keen on the legless variety) to join us in a day dedicated to the appreciation of ALL of our unique reptile species, from snakes to skinks.
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