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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, APRIL 26, 2000 PAGE 5 Natural Resources Minister to visit Newcastle nature area Friday BY JENNIFER STONE Staff Writer NEWCASTLE - An earth week visit to the Samuel Wilmot Nature Area by Minister Minister ol" Natural Resources John Snobelen will mean additional funds to help plant trees in the . area. I Mr. Snobelen will visit the Newcastle nature area at about 2 p.m. Friday, and present Clar- inglon mayor Diane Hamre ►•' with a cheque for $22,000 for £ habitat improvements to the C, area. C The money is part of the r; $IO million Protection and En- , hancement Fund announced ! three years ago for fish and i wildlife management in the i province. The money will go toward ^planting trees to help protect ÿlie provincially significant Shetland in the area, says Tim MAYOR DIANE HAMRE Will collect $22,000for improvements to Samuel Wilmot Nature Area Ranee of the Durham-York branch of the Ministry of Natural Natural Resources. The trees will augment a trail system also being set up to keep people from "troniping all over the place, destroying sensitive plants" and disturbing wildlife, notes Mr. Ranee. Planting has already started, he adds. "Some school groups were out last week planting raspberries, which are a good barrier." When the nature area was first started, the Municipality of Clarington did an environmental environmental management plan for the area, says Mr. Ranee. "This is a start to implementing the plan." The Samuel Wilmot Nature area is made up of about 190 acres of land owned by the Municipality Municipality of Clarington, Ministry Ministry of Natural Resources and Ontario Hydro. The site is located located just south of Hwy. 2, east of Hwy. 35/115, at Cobbledick Road. Waterway group needs volunteers ! Friends of the Second ; Marsh is looking for volun- ' leers to carry out amphibian monitoring from their own backyards. Participants will learn to recognize the calls of local frogs and toads and how to submit their observation data through the Frogwatch-On- iario program. Friends of the Second Marsh is a not-for-profit organization organization dedicated to the protection protection and restoration of Os- hawa Second Marsh and the Second Marsh Watershed. People interested in participating participating can attend a workshop April 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Conservation Authority Centre, 100 Whiting Ave. in Oshawa. The group will be going to the marsh for about half an hour, so appropriate dress is necessary. necessary. For more information, call 723-5047 or e-mail second- marsh@sprinl.ca. Nature walks Saturday A local group wants you to take a hike ... through the Samuel Wilmot Nature Nature Area, that is. The area's advisory committee will host spring nature walks this Saturday, April 29. 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