NatureStuff Tours is pleased to partner with Frontenac Outfitters, Ontario’s complete paddlesport centre.  We are so fortunate in Prince Edward County, and the general Quinte area, to be blessed with such a diversity of flora and fauna, and places to enjoy it. It has been my pleasure since 1996, to offer an outdoor program hosted by Quinte Conservation, as well as conduct a variety of events privately under the NatureStuff banner. Most popular have been the Monday evening hikes which take place weekly, from May through August, commencing at 6:00 p.m., and averaging about a hour and half in length. These informal hikes, geared to families, are held in a different location every Monday & Wednesday nights, with some in Prince Edward County, and others in the Napanee, Belleville and Madoc areas. Also available through Quinte Conservation, is a series of full day hikes, most of them taking place in the autumn. There is also a varied roster of topics, designed for presentation to special interest groups in the region, and a variety of other services that can be provided through NatureStuff Tours and Things. Please have a look at the various links below.
YOUR LEADER FOR THE 2010 OUTDOOR PROGRAM Terry Sprague is employed on a contract position as Naturalist with Quinte Conservation. He has previously worked as a resource technician at Glenora Fisheries Research, near Picton, and as Park Naturalist at Sandbanks Provincial Park. A freelance writer, and author of "The Birds of Prince Edward County," his columns on nature appear in The Napanee Beaver (9 years), The Tweed News (6 years) and he has been a nature columnist for the Picton Gazette since 1965. E-mail: Terry Sprague
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