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Join HNC and the City of Hamilton for a tour of Bruleville Nature Park to see the natural wonders at this urban forest and the work to care for it, including managing invasive shrubs. The event will include invasive species management demonstrations with opportunities to participate.
Tour leaders will talk about how the activities help to implement Hamilton’s Biodiversity Action Plan by protecting and restoring biodiversity.
Meet at the intersection of Skylark Drive and Pinewarbler Drive. Free street parking available. Transit accessible .
This event takes place on forest trails with uneven ground, tree roots, rocks, and possible mud (weather dependent). Surfaces are not paved and may be slippery. No washrooms on site. Please wear sturdy, close-toed footwear and dress for the weather.
RSVP to land@hamiltonnature.org.
This initiative is made possible through the generous support of the RBC Foundation.
Categories: In-person Event, Nature Walk
Tags: Bruleville, Info Session, Volunteer
Organizer: Jen Baker, General Manager | land@hamiltonnature.org
Thursday, September 10
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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Bruleville Nature Park · 265 Limeridge Road East, Hamilton Ontario L9A 4X7, Canada