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The Ausable Port Franks Optimist Club is running an online 50/50 raffle and are donating 40% of their net proceeds to Lambton Shores Nature Trails. Please visit OurOptimist5050.ca for more information and to purchase tickets.

Today is the start of Mental Health Week! Spending time in #nature is linked to improvements in mood, mental health, and emotional well-being. Visit Ontario's Conservation Area: bit.ly/3N1Sa55 🌲🌳 #StepIntoNature #HealthyHikes #mentalhealth #GetReal

Ganaraska Hiking Trail Launches New Maps The Ganaraska Hiking Trail Association Inc. is extremely pleased to announce the launch of a new Trail Guide that will complement the Ondago mobile app maps of the Ganaraska Hiking Trail. hikeontario.com/2022/04/01/gan…

Happy hiking in the autumnal sunshine! 🍁🍂🥾☀️

The Lonesome Bog Trail at #EskerLakesPP is one of @OntarioParks "must see" trails! bit.ly/3hhsDqe #TrailTuesday

My newest blog post: Endangered Species - The Child in Nature ibelongoutdoors.com/endangered-spe… 🥾🛶🧭 #naturedeficitdisorder #getoutside

Dianne Whelan is an artist who is #hiking, #snowshoeing, #mountainbiking and #canoeing the #TransCanadaTrail from coast to coast to coast. As part of this journey, she is creating a documentary about her experience called 500 Days in the Wild. thegreattrail.ca/stories/a-film…

Practicing "leave no trace" or "pack it in, pack it out" is important in every natural space. However, this is especially important in non-operating parks, like Pretty River Valley Provincial Park, where staff aren't as present. Learn more: bit.ly/3jo6WW2

Great thread from Hike Ontario Past President, Terri LeRoux about hiking during Ontario's #stayathomeorder Be safe out there, follow all provincial directions and please hike close to home.

The Grand River Conservation Authority will open its parks for day use early this year.​ kitchener.ctvnews.ca/grca-day-use-p…

When we walk into a grove of trees or under an open sky the magic of nature takes over and the heaviness of life lifts a little. #getoutside #naturetherapy #COVID19ON

All City of Hamilton escarpment stairs are now closed to the public until further notice. instagram.com/p/CNzzj0DnAUU/…

Our parks are permitted to stay open under the latest restrictions with reduced visitor capacity. Trails are for use by members of the same household. We know everyone needs access to the beauty of nature right now, and we are happy to continue to safely support our community☀️🌱

The Grey Bruce Health Unit is declaring a critical threshold of COVID-19 cases in Grey Bruce. Due to the surge in local COVID-19 cases, we are asking that people stay home and refrain from visiting conservation areas for the next 48-hrs.

RECONSIDER YOUR HIKING PLANS Stay local: Please avoid travelling to other areas to do your hiking. If the trail is busy, find somewhere else to hike. STAY HEALTHY WITH MINIMIZING YOUR EXPOSURE TO OTHERS. news.ontario.ca/en/release/611…

Limiting your travel is essential to stopping the spread of COVID-19, staying safe and saving lives. Ontario Parks remain open for day-use as a way to spend time outdoors, get fresh air and for physical and mental health. 1/5

Park notice: Credit Valley Parks remain open. Please visit only with members of your own household, those that live alone can visit with one other household. Park stores and rental equipment are closed until further notice. For more info, please visit: cvc.ca/news/story/par…

With the Province's newly announced Covid-19 restrictions, we are reminding visitors to our conservation areas to ONLY visit with people in your immediate household. MVCA continues to monitor the situation & will make any announcements that affect our operations. Thanks & be safe

A reminder, at this time our Conservation Areas & Off-Leash Dog Park remain open for essential exercise & mental health. PLEASE only visit our CAs with members of your household & follow all Health Unit guidelines. @kawarthalakes @TwpofScugog

As of April 16, 12:01 a.m., recreational camping on Crown land will be prohibited to help stop the spread of #COVID19. Remember to follow the advice of public health officials and stay close to home. ontario.ca/page/recreatio…