Join us and Killbear Park staff as we hike an old Sugar Bush to share the history and significance of the sugar maple. We'll highlight the Anishinabek cultural connections of other tree species as well and the present day threats of forest pests. Killbear Sugar Bush - meet at the Community Mailboxes, first left on Blind Bay Rd.

We're teaming up with Westwind Forest Stewardship to talk trees! How sweet the sugar maple is, but many other tree species have a tall tale to tell. Hugging trees will be optional! Balsam Trail, McKellar - parking at first driveway on the left once on Balsam Rd.

On this walk we'll dive into the topic of Georgian Bay's water. Seemingly invisible living and nonliving elements in the water make up the building blocks for Georgian Bay's entire ecosystem. What are these building blocks and how are they changing over time? Meet at the Salt Dock Parking Lot, Parry Sound