Get out in nature and learn about why pollinators are so important!

Ever wondered what a pollinator is and why they’re so important? Join us for an exciting journey to learn about the various task’s pollinators do in the spring season and how much work these small creatures do for our native plants.

This event is intended for Ages 6+:
– Beginner level information
– Activities and concepts that are friendly for all ages
– Intended audience includes children, youth, and adults
– Trail difficulty (10 being the most difficult): 3/10

Price: Free

RESERVE YOUR SPOT

The Oak Ridges Corridor Conservation Reserve (ORCCR) is a 175-plus hectare property located in Richmond Hill. It is home to forests, wetlands, meadows, kettle lakes, and parts of the the Humber River. Did you know the Humber River was designated to the Canadian Heritage Rivers System in 1999? These ORCCR events are part of a series of hikes to encourage Richmond Hill residents to get out in their community and learn more about the rich history and importance of the Humber River.

Cancellation Policy: The event will run rain or shine, but will be cancelled if there is a significant chance of thunderstorms or other hazardous weather. Registrants will be emailed by 4:30 PM on the day of the event if there is a cancellation. Please direct any questions regarding the cancellation policy for this event to simone.granieri@trca.ca.

TRCA is committed to creating an accessible experience for all participants. If you require an accessibility accommodation, please email simone.granieri@trca.ca at least 7 days prior to the event.