Lizards, snakes, birds, even cacti – Canada’s most southern National Park is home to an
incredible variety of living things! Despite its small size, Point Pelee National Park is a migration hot spot for birds and butterflies, and contains one of the highest concentrations of different plant and animal species anywhere in Canada. You’ll learn about what makes Point Pelee so special, and what Parks Canada staff and their partners do to protect this unique place.
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