Volunteer tourism at the Altberg Nature Reserve was an enjoyable Ontario outdoors experience this past May 14 weekend. The annual amphibian search took place with about 10 volunteers counting a variety of species including the Yellow Spotted Salamander, Red-backed Salamander. Additional species identified were Green Frogs, Wood Frogs, Garter Snakes. Sounds of the American Toad could be heard during the days event. Visiting an Ontario Nature Reserves is one of Ontario's best deals because it is a free attraction. There were a number of marked trails in the Altberg Reserve where I intend on returning in the near future. Ontario Trilliums were in full bloom.
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| Ontario's Provincial Flower Trilliums in Bloom |
Get more information on Ontario's 22 Nature Reserves
http://www.ontarionature.org/protect/habitat/nature_reserves.php
in reference to:
"natural experience north of Toronto."
- 411 Ontario Travel North A list Alpine Apres Ski Accommodation Tourism North of Toronto Ontario (view on Google Sidewiki)
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