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     NAIURALL! EITIIIAINING 
     
    
   
   
    
     Provincial Parks are planning a very busy summer season with several new 
     
     interpretive programs and activities. Brudenell River Provincial Park 
     
     initiated a Park Interpretation Week in July, 1988. That week culminated in a 
     
     two-day Nature Festival which proved very popular. This year Mill River, 
     
     Cabot and Cedar Dunes Provincial Parks are joining with Brudenell on July 
     
     10-16 to make this an Island—wide celebration. Throughout the week, park 
     
     staff will be presenting nature walks, demonstrations and interpretive 
     
     campfires in addition to the regularly scheduled programs. The Nature 
     
     Festival will once again be the highlight of Parks Interpretation Week. 
     
     Events planned during the weekend include canoe hikes, nature painting, nature .  
     
     crafts, and the ever-popular birdathons. For more information on specific 
     
     times and events, contact either Brudenell River at 652-2356 (ask for Robert 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ferguson) or Mill River at 859-2448 (ask for Kelly Hatters). 
     
    
   
   
    
     Interpretive programming was offered in Cedar Dunes Provincial Park for 
     
     the first time in 1988. The West Point Lighthouse will serve as the focal 
     
     point of this seasons program and the program line-up has been expanded. Both 
     
     eastern and western regions have many new activities planned, so it looks like 
     
     an exciting summer season for Provincial Parks and we hope you will again be 
     
    
   
   
    
     part of it. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     —Naturally Entertaining. m u