I can see how most would make the
argument that this question is entirely subjective. However for the purpose of
fulfilling a blog with a subtopic “what area has the most at risk mammals?” I
feel it is my duty to provide readers with that specific information. It has
been fulfilled throughout though I myself was very curious as to which region
populated the highest number of Ontario species at risk.
In the future, I plan on touring the
country of Canada and if the time comes when more and more animals are becoming
endangered I will have this very research to look back on and determine where I
plan on travelling no matter what circumstance. Already having my sights set on
beautiful Manitoba in the winter due to my ability to snowmobile custom terrain
with my toque gloves and boots on, I’d love to see the gorgeous animals that
make their home in the cold winter climate. With this, I would have to say the
best place to see and experience the lives of endangered wildlife would be
northwestern Ontario in the Boreal region. Not only do many at risk species
populate the area but also there is a far better chance to see any type of
animal due to the amount of land for them to roam free.
With mine and your own endangered species
research where will you travel in Ontario to experience the habitats of our
species at risk?
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