Celebrating Pride in the Park
We are committed to nurturing a sense of community within our Park that makes all feel welcome, accepted, and comfortable to be themselves!
Field Update: Seals and Satellite Tags
This May, our Conservation and Research Team spent 15 days in Churchill working to understand how harbour seals use the marine and freshwater environments.
Green Thumb Secrets: Park Gardeners Share Their Tips for Thriving Gardens
We know not everyone has a green thumb but that doesn’t mean you can’t get your hands in the garden this summer! Here are some tips from the team that keeps our Park blooming all season long.
Creature Feature: Prehensile-tailed Porcupine
Their name comes from their amazing prehensile tail, which means it can be used to grasp branches and help them climb!
From Tree to Treat: Cacao Pods at The Leaf
Take a close look at a cacao pod from one of our three cacao trees in the Hartley and Heather Richardson Tropical Biome!
How Your Chimney can Help Save a Threatened Species
Chimney swifts are currently listed as a Threatened species in Canada, largely due to habitat loss. Learn about the Park's artificial chimney and what you (and your chimney) can do to help provide habitat for this species.
