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After 25 years of service as an Animal Ambassador with High Park Nature Centre, Snappy the Corn Snake passed away in her terrarium on August 15, 2025, at age ≈30 years. Continue Reading Remembering Snappy: The Gentle & Loving Corn Snake
In fall 2025, High Park Forest School will undergo a much-awaited renovation. Starting in September 2025, we will operate out of the HPNC Cottage on 440 Parkside Drive. As we prepare for our homecoming back The Cottage, learn more about the history of this facility, rekindle cherished memories and help support our new chapter in High Park. Continue Reading Back to our Roots: HPNC Parkside Cottage
Help Us Create OURSpace 2 – A New Learning Garden in High Park In the heart of High Park, tucked behind the Nature Centre, a special space has flourished. A… Continue Reading A New OURSpace Learning Garden: A Community Initiative
Learn more about the High Park Caterpillar Survey, a nighttime summer citizen science project to document these wild wonders of the forest. Continue Reading High Park Caterpillar Survey: Citizen Science When the Sun Goes Down
River Otters, previously thought to be extirpated from Toronto, have been recently making a comeback. What does this mean for our wetlands? Continue Reading River Otters: A Symbol of Hope for our Wetlands
Tobias, a Naturalist Teacher at the Nature Centre, reflects on his experiences growing up in High Park. Continue Reading High Park Perspectives: Tobias Mullis-Karman
In the past 25 years, the Nature Centre has grown in so many ways. Learn how in this listicle. Continue Reading 25 Things You Didn’t Know About the High Park Nature Centre
There are four main types of symbiosis. These include parasitism, mutualism, competition, and commensalism. Continue Reading Word of the Week: Symbiosis
There are four main types of symbiosis. These include parasitism, mutualism, competition, and commensalism. Continue Reading Spring Migratory Birds in High Park
In honour of World Bee Day, the High Park Nature Centre is kicking off a new blog series, Big City Bees, for the summer chronicling the bees of High Park… Continue Reading Mason Bees and Their Nests
After 25 years of service as an Animal Ambassador with High Park Nature Centre, Snappy the Corn Snake passed away in her terrarium on August 15, 2025, at age ≈30 years. Continue Reading Remembering Snappy: The Gentle & Loving Corn Snake
In fall 2025, High Park Forest School will undergo a much-awaited renovation. Starting in September 2025, we will operate out of the HPNC Cottage on 440 Parkside Drive. As we prepare for our homecoming back The Cottage, learn more about the history of this facility, rekindle cherished memories and help support our new chapter in High Park. Continue Reading Back to our Roots: HPNC Parkside Cottage
Help Us Create OURSpace 2 – A New Learning Garden in High Park In the heart of High Park, tucked behind the Nature Centre, a special space has flourished. A… Continue Reading A New OURSpace Learning Garden: A Community Initiative
Learn more about the High Park Caterpillar Survey, a nighttime summer citizen science project to document these wild wonders of the forest. Continue Reading High Park Caterpillar Survey: Citizen Science When the Sun Goes Down
River Otters, previously thought to be extirpated from Toronto, have been recently making a comeback. What does this mean for our wetlands? Continue Reading River Otters: A Symbol of Hope for our Wetlands
Tobias, a Naturalist Teacher at the Nature Centre, reflects on his experiences growing up in High Park. Continue Reading High Park Perspectives: Tobias Mullis-Karman
In the past 25 years, the Nature Centre has grown in so many ways. Learn how in this listicle. Continue Reading 25 Things You Didn’t Know About the High Park Nature Centre
There are four main types of symbiosis. These include parasitism, mutualism, competition, and commensalism. Continue Reading Word of the Week: Symbiosis
There are four main types of symbiosis. These include parasitism, mutualism, competition, and commensalism. Continue Reading Spring Migratory Birds in High Park
In honour of World Bee Day, the High Park Nature Centre is kicking off a new blog series, Big City Bees, for the summer chronicling the bees of High Park… Continue Reading Mason Bees and Their Nests
