© Lora Denis
August 17, 2019–Noah Cole
Join park naturalists on this beach campfire program as they are visited by some historical figures from Awenda’s rich past. From the early Europeans like Étienne Brûlé to the logging era to the sinking of the Reliever, this program has got it all! Packed full of interactive opportunities and stories, this is one evening you ...
August 10, 2019–Noah Cole
Come and get it! We’ve all been waiting and it’s finally here, sweet Ontario corn is ready and we’re cooking it up and serving it to you. Come on out as we celebrate the Friends of Awenda’s contributions to the park through a Corn Roast. Park Naturalists will be on site with their coolest stuff! ...
June 19, 2019–Noah Cole
Anne Bell, Director of Conservation and Education at Ontario Nature will explain how Ontario Nature is working to ensure that Ontario meets its commitment to protect at least 17% of our lands and waters by 2020.
June 8, 2019–Noah Cole
On Saturday, June 8th, the Nature League is holding a “Garlic Mustard Pull” at the Town Trails in Collingwood. Garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolate) is a noxious weed that is threatening native Ontario plants, like trilliums and trout lilies, as well as many other species. The leaves of garlic mustard emit a strong garlic smell when ...
June 7, 2019–Noah Cole
Most of the Bruce Peninsula is a UNESCO World Biosphere Protected Area. Discover Canada’s rarest orchids, the Bruce Trail, dark night skies, 3 million year old rock formations, stunning parkland and Native Indian cultural centers. Accommodation: Red Bay Lodge, 462 Huron Road, South Bruce Peninsula – main lodge rooms, 15 cabins (some pet-friendly), restaurant nearby ...
Gray wolves © Pierre Cardon