Enjoy a relaxing evening of walking the trails and listening for native frogs at this time of year.
Learn about Ontario’s frogs and toads and how to identify them by their unique calls. We’ll also show you how you can get involved with citizen science programs to monitor amphibian populations across Ontario.
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): 6/10
Price: Free. Registration is required and is limited. Click HERE to register.
Please DO NOT park in the Bond Lake parking lot. Please park in the parking lot with the Movati Gym & Farm Boy. We will meet on the sidewalk on the south west corner of the intersection (Silver Maple Rd. & Yonge St.).
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.
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.
