Species at Risk

Deerberry

How can I help?

It is important that visitors to national parks stay on established trails in order to help protect sensitive plants. Having a small footprint on the land promotes biodiversity and sustainability. It is also important to be good stewards of your land. Management choices on single properties can have a positive or negative impact on the entire ecosystem. By adopting better management practices you can contribute to a healthy environment.

Stay informed of what environmental projects and programs are occurring in your area. Some programs can assist you in knowing more about the environment around you and what you can do to make a difference.

Links

• Parks Canada:
  • St. Lawrence Islands National Park of Canada
• Environment Canada:
  • Species at Risk - Deerberry
• Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources:
  • Species at Risk in Ontario
  • Natural Heritage Information Network
• Niagara Parks Commission- Corporate Citizenship- Environmental Protection