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Muskoka Conservancy acquires 597-acre nature reserve
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Muskoka Conservancy acquires 597-acre nature reserve
Muskoka Conservancy is proud to announce that it has acquired its second-largest protected area to date. MapleCross-Fraserburg Nature Reserve is a 597-acre (242-hectare) nature reserve comprised of upland forest and various wetland ecosystems in the hamlet of Fraserburg just east of Bracebridge. Historically a hunt camp, the MapleCross-Fraserburg Nature Reserve provides habitats for several species at risk. As part of its long-term plan, Musko…
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