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Wetlands are an
important part of our ecosystem, protecting our shoreline, cleaning
sediment-laden waters, and attracting animals. Can you name five
different animals that live in Ontario’s wetlands? Where
will you find the first Wetlands-Wildlife Restoration trail on
the Great Lakes? Which is the largest wetland on the Waterfront
Trail? Click on the links below to find out more about these important
habitats and where you can go to explore them. |
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CHECK OUT THESE WETLANDS ALONG THE WATERFRONT TRAIL
| • Rattray Marsh in Mississauga | 
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| • Colonel Samuel Smith Park in Toronto |
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| • Lynde Shores Conservation Area in Whitby |
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| • Second Marsh in Oshawa |
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| • A.K. Sculthorpe Woodland Marsh in Port Hope |
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| • Nawautin Nature Sanctuary in Alnwick/Haldimand |
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| • Lemoine Point Conservation Area in Kingston |
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