Rouge National Urban Park Announces Improvements
The Twyn Rivers Day Use Area has reopened in Greater Toronto’s Rouge National Urban Park.
- July 17th, 2023
News in the Parks
New Date For Waterton Lakes National Park’s Knapweed Rodeo
Waterton Lakes National Park has bumped its annual Knapweed Rodeo ahead to July 29 because a low snowfall and warm spring have caused plants to bloom early in Alberta.
Jasper National Park Prepares For Wildfire Season
Jasper National Park’s wildfire management team is prepared for the upcoming season. The team includes two initial attack crews of four members each, supported by a fire management officer, assistant fire management officer, fire specialist and two fire technicians.
Vancouver Island Ecological Corridor Gets Funding Boost
Parks Canada is contributing more than $525,000 ($400,000 USD) to advance the Indigenous-led Westcoast Stewardship Corridor with First Nations partners on Vancouver Island between Victoria and Tofino.
Canada's Mountain Parks Target Aquatic Invasive Species
Parks Canada is asking water recreationists to help prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species across the mountain national parks.
Tips For Summer Visits To Jasper National Park
After a wild June in Alberta that was full of some of the highest and lowest temperatures on record, significant precipitation and snow, Jasper National Park is asking summer visitors to come prepared.
Protecting Nesting Piping Plovers In PEI National Park
Just a handful of days old, the Piping Plovers looked like cotton balls on toothpicks as they merrily darted around the foredune exploring the marram grass in the June sun. They were going at full tilt, though, so it was tough to get a good look with binoculars and even harder to capture a decent photograph.
- By Jennifer Bain - July 2nd, 2023
New Project Will Study Golden Eagles On Both Sides Of Border
Each spring a female golden eagle named Athena makes the journey from Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest in Kentucky to Wapusk National Park in northern Manitoba.
Parks Canada Plans Overnight Learn-To-Camp Experiences
Parks Canada is inviting people to learn — or re-learn — to camp.
Parks Canada Considers Protecting Newfoundland’s South Coast Fjords
Parks Canada and its partners have signed a memorandum of understanding to launch a feasibility assessment to establish South Coast Fjords as a new national marine conservation area.
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