Richmond Nature Park
列治文自然公園(Chinese)

11851 Westminster Highway, Richmond, http://www.richmond.ca/parksrec/ptc/n aturepark/about.htm
http://www.geog.ubc.ca/courses/klink/g 448/2000/rnp/rnp.htm

The Park provides recreation and education for all ages. Winding trails with a total length of approximately 5km provide visitors with the opportunity to encounter plants and animals in bog, forest and pond habitats. The shortest trail, which surrounds a pond, is an elevated boardwalk accessible to wheelchairs. Other trails are soft-surfaced with wood chips. All trails are well-marked, and a free trail guide is available in the Nature House. The park is always changing. In spring, see and hear the territorial flights of hummingbirds as bog flowers bloom below. Summer days are long, and the trails provide cool evening walks. Fall brings owls, northern migratory birds, and spectacularly-coloured foliage. In winter, hear varied thrushes and see winter birds at the feeders, or follow coyote tracks in the snow.