Of course, some of
Niagara's wonders were
discovered long ago.....
"It is very important to us that we let the people know we are local,
and we were born and raised here or educated here. People come away knowing
that we are of the Niagara Peninsula and that we want to protect if for
future generations and Mother Earth - that even though it's not Costa
Rica or the Galapogas, it still has wild areas and ecosystems worth protecting
and enhancing.
We think we are exciting and challenging peoples imaginations. One memorable
day, at the end of a two-day tour for public school students and parents,
an emotional father came and thanked each of our guides. He said that
although he had been to Niagara Falls many times in his life, he had "never
been to Niagara Falls."
...but not all of them!
The Richmond Street Forest
Helping to slow the urban sprawl
The owner Carla Carlson, is a founder and member of the Friends of the Richmond Street Forest, a group dedicated to saving a local Carolinian Forest.
Therefore we go to places that only the locals usually know about including restaurants, fruit stands and other areas - restaurants, farm-markets, and other "secret places."
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