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CITY OF TORONTO DESCRIBES SAM SMITH PARK AS A "BIRD SANCTUARY"
The Parks department of the City of Toronto has recently produced a brochure titled "Birding in Toronto" that is available for free at City libraries.
The publication comes from the Toronto Bird Flyways and Sanctuaries Project whose goals are to fill a need for bird protection and to respond to a growing recreational interest in birding.
The project focuses on habitat restoration work that enhances bird flyway corridors that connect to larger inter-continental ecosystems.
In this brochure, Sam Smith Park is appropriately shown as a "bird sanctuary", an integral link in Toronto's western watershed flyway corridor.
Below are some scans from the publication.
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