Members of Friends of Sam Smith Park, CCFEW and Janette Harvey, a natural environment specialist from the City of Toronto - Parks,
Forestry & Recreation have been working with some enthusiastic students from Sir Sandford Fleming to create new interpretive signage for the park. The signs will be made from a tough acrylic that is designed to withstand weather and vandals. They will be similar to the butterfly signs at Humber Bay East and the one we now have, thanks to CCFEW, at the south parking lot in Sam Smith. Here is one of the signs. The other signs will cover water birds, native plants, mammals, butterflies, beavers, snakes, wetland wildlife and forest succession. The plan is to have them installed early next year.
Friday, November 20, 2009
NEW INTERPRETIVE SIGNS COMING
Members of Friends of Sam Smith Park, CCFEW and Janette Harvey, a natural environment specialist from the City of Toronto - Parks,
Forestry & Recreation have been working with some enthusiastic students from Sir Sandford Fleming to create new interpretive signage for the park. The signs will be made from a tough acrylic that is designed to withstand weather and vandals. They will be similar to the butterfly signs at Humber Bay East and the one we now have, thanks to CCFEW, at the south parking lot in Sam Smith. Here is one of the signs. The other signs will cover water birds, native plants, mammals, butterflies, beavers, snakes, wetland wildlife and forest succession. The plan is to have them installed early next year.
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