The province of Ontario is both vast and beautiful. From south to north, Ontario is lush with an abundance of wild green spaces, much of it undeveloped. The Ontario parks system covers almost 10 ...

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Protected areas may provide insufficient protection for carnivores such as bears (Ursidae) with large home ranges and extensive seasonal movements. Even in protected areas, harvest can be the main ...

Tea Lake Campground is one of the smaller campgrounds in Algonquin Provincial Park. Here's everything you need to know about camping there! This past summer, we did something that we don’t do often - ...

For campers heading off to Algonquin Provincial Park this August Civic Holiday long weekend, there are a few alerts to be aware of before you get to your site. With many hills, rocky ridges, forested ...

For the first time in more than 20 years, Ontario’s oldest provincial park has a new interpretive hiking trail. And it features a floating boardwalk and scenic views. The new 2.4-kilometre-long Fork ...