Point Pelee National Park
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Point Pelee National Park is a small but ecologically rich national park at the southernmost point of mainland Canada, renowned for its bird migrations, diverse wetlands, and Carolinian forest.
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Ramsar site
→
national park → protected area → |
| administeredBy | Parks Canada → |
| area |
approximately 1,500 hectares
→
approximately 15 square kilometres → |
| country | Canada → |
| designation |
Important Bird Area
→
Ramsar Wetland of International Importance → |
| established | 1918 → |
| establishedAs | national park → |
| hasActivity |
birdwatching
→
canoeing → hiking → kayaking → nature photography → |
| hasEcosystemType |
Carolinian forest ecosystem
→
marshland → wetland → |
| hasFacility |
bird observation platforms
→
observation tower → visitor centre → |
| hasGeographicFeature |
Carolinian forest
→
marsh → peninsula → sandspit → |
| hasSpeciesGroup |
Monarch butterflies
→
migratory birds → raptors → songbirds → waterfowl → |
| hasTrail | boardwalk trail → |
| IUCNCategory | II → |
| locatedIn |
Carolinian life zone
→
Essex County → Ontario → |
| locatedOn | north shore of Lake Erie → |
| nearestCity | Leamington, Ontario → |
| partOf |
Parks Canada
→
surface form:
National Parks System of Canada
|
| RamsarDesignationYear | 1987 → |
| recognizedFor |
Monarch butterfly migration
→
biodiversity → bird migration → birdwatching → fall raptor migration → spring songbird migration → wetland conservation → |
| southernmostPointOf | mainland Canada → |
Referenced by (3)
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