High Park Nature Initiative
Toronto's High Park is home to one of North America's most endangered habitats: Black Oak Savannah – a remnant of the sand prairie systems that once covered much of southern Ontario. LEARN MORE
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- Category: environment
- Website: https://highparknature.org/
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- Email: mail@highparknature.org (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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Toronto's High Park is home to one of North America's most endangered habitats: Black Oak Savannah – a remnant of the sand prairie systems that once covered much of southern Ontario. LEARN MORE
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