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The American Toads were calling loudly at the amphibian breeding pond on several recent warm evenings. Listen to the calls recorded on April 16, 2002, in Brooklin.
NABA Butterfly Count 2001In conjunction with other groups from thoughout Canada, the United
States, and Mexico, volunteers counted butterflies at the Brooklin
Lions Wilderness Trail in June, 2001, as part of the annual butterfly census of
the North American Butterfly Association.
The results were very encouraging.
Read all about it >>
Guided tours were offered on four Saturdays in the Spring of 2001.
If your group would like to go on a tour contact
John Hulley to arrange one. You can also guide yourself using the
Trail Guide available online.
Park at the Brooklin Arena parking lot and walk around the tennis
courts and skateboard area behind the arena to find the start of
the path. See the introduction page
for a map. Give it a try! The trail is not strenuous at all
and you can walk it in ordinary street shoes.
We know you'll want to come back regularly
for some easy, healthy exercise and appreciation of nature.
We also have an illustrated
online photographic tour now on the web site. Join
photographer Neil Wick on his May 24, 2001, walk without leaving your computer.
Watch for more "virtual tours", coming soon.
Contact the Brooklin Lions Wilderness Trail Committee Chair, John T. Hulley at jayt@lionstrail.org.