Did You Know?
In 1996, 20 million Canadians (84.6% of the population aged 15 years and over) took part in one or more nature-related activities in Canada.
Most Canadians enjoy a walk in the park or a cycle through a forest for recreational use. However nature conservation is important for a variety of other reasons including: scientific research; a place for education; and an attractive surrounding environment in which to live and work. We have a responsibility to protect nature for our current enjoyment and that of future generations.
Hummingbird feeders should be checked and cleaned frequently as the syrup may ferment into alcohol and cause liver cirrhosis in the birds.
When fishing, do not dump minnows into the water to avoid upsetting the balance of the ecosystem.
Avoid disposable plastic packaging as wildlife can die after swallowing plastic debris or becoming entangled in plastic six-pack holders.
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