What goes into closing a park for the winter?
While 30+ provincial parks remain open for the winter, the rest hibernate until spring. But closing a park isn’t as
While 30+ provincial parks remain open for the winter, the rest hibernate until spring. But closing a park isn’t as
Today’s post was written by former student Heather Van Den Diepstraten from Rondeau Provincial Park. It’s not just students and
The weather may be brisk, but hearts are warm when spending quality time together. Keen to spend time in nature
Today’s post comes from Anna Scuhr, a naturalist with Lake Superior Provincial Park. The arrival of snow and ice transforms
Today’s post comes from Christine Terwissen, a biologist intern from our southeast zone. Lynx can be thought of as the
Did you know 18 of our parks have cross-country trails, about half of them groomed? Cross-country skiing is a great
Today’s post comes from Laura McClintock, senior park naturalist at Sibbald Point Provincial Park. The sun is shining, glittering off
Park Information Specialist Jill Legault at Quetico Provincial Park recently took up skijoring. In today’s post, she shares her best advice
During the snowy season, parks can feel like our own personal winter wonderlands. Meandering through snow-covered trails and frozen forests