US EditionNew arboretum trail celebrates native trees and biodiversity in Norfolk County
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New arboretum trail celebrates native trees and biodiversity in Norfolk County
The Long Point Basin Land Trust (LPBLT) has officially opened a new self-guided arboretum trail at Spring Arbour Farm Nature Reserve near Langton, Ontario. This new trail invites visitors to explore 13 native tree species, each accompanied by educational signage that explains their ecological importance within the Carolinian forest zone. The arboretum highlights the role these trees play in supporting biodiversity, including the many species of …
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