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Check regularly the activity calendar.

To make a Reservation (required) or for more Information, call
(450) 522-3367

 

 
The Land Trust organizes educational activities of interest to the young and the young at heart. In the company of an expert in a specialized field, participants explore the Mt. Pinnacle Interpretation Trails while learning about specific characteristics of the soils, flora and fauna of the region. The Land Trust also organizes conferences on nature conservancy and other ecological subjects.
 
 


Indegenous comestible plants (2004)


PINNACLE SUNDAYS

Summer - Fall 2009
(communications in French with occasional exceptions in English)

June 21th
Éco randonnée en famille
Commentator : Isabelle Grégoire, environmental educator
Meeting Place : Site entrance, Pinnacle Rd.  10 am

 
Sept. 13th Identification of mushrooms
Commentator : Louise Fortin, amateur mycologist
Meeting Place : Site entrance, Pinnacle Rd.  10 am
 
Sept. 20th Taking photos of Mount Pinnacle flora
Commentator : Robert Ménard, photographer
Meeting Place : Site entrance, Pinnacle Rd.  10 am
 
Oct. 4th Identification of mushrooms no.2
Commentator : Louise Fortin, amateur mycologist
Meeting Place : Site entrance, Pinnacle Rd.  10 am
 
   
 

The interpretation trails will be open to the public on Saturdays, Sundays and during public holidays from June 20th to october 12th, between 10 AM and 6 PM.

 


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