Underground, underwater or frozen solid: how do frogs & toads spend the winter?
This post was written by Algonquin Provincial Park‘s Assistant Superintendent David LeGros. As the crisp fall days get colder and
This post was written by Algonquin Provincial Park‘s Assistant Superintendent David LeGros. As the crisp fall days get colder and
Today’s post comes from Cara Freitag, past Discovery staff at Neys Provincial Park. When I first sat down to write
Today’s post comes from Marianne Busque, a school outreach coordinator with the Ontario Parks Discovery program. 3… 2… 1… Let’s
Today’s post comes from Ontario Parks’ Northwest Zone. Did you know that bats play important roles in our ecosystems and
Today’s post comes from a Black Spruce tree as transcribed by Cara Freitag, senior park naturalist at Sleeping Giant Provincial
Berries are finally ripening and it’s time for Black Bears in Ontario to start packing on the pounds. In July,
For its 25th year, Killarney Provincial Park is hosting an Annual Butterfly Count. And if you’re heading to Killarney on
Cellphones have changed our lives in many ways. It seems like there’s an app available to cater to our every
So goes the easy-to-remember rhyme that’s supposed to help you identify the infamous Poison Ivy plant. Touching Poison Ivy can