Features of the FWG Amphibian Pond New Woodlot The Hedgerow Butterfly Meadow Old Field Ash Woodlot Interpretive Centre Backyard Garden Progress reports Garden practices Mulching Composting Deadheading

Habitats at the Fletcher Wildlife Garden The site we chose for the Fletcher Wildlife Garden already included open fields, a mature woodlot, plenty of dense thickets, and a ravine with a creek running through it. With a few modifications, we were able to create the following habitat types: Hedgerow Ash Woodlot New Woodlot Butterfly Meadow Amphibian Pond Old field In addition, we have incorporated many of the features of the larger habitats into a backyard garden size area next to the building that houses our Interpretive Centre. Progress reports The following articles by Christine Hanrahan have appeared in the OFNC newsletter, Trail & Landscape. As well as acting as reports to OFNC members on progress at the garden, they also contain a wealth of information on the wildlife using the garden and many of the volunteers who make the FWG possible. 2008 Summer 2007 Spring 2007 Winter 2006-07 Fall 2006 Summer 2006 Spring 2006 Fall 2005 through winter 2005-06 Summer 2005 Spring 2005 Fall 2004 through winter 2004-05 Summer 2004 Spring 2004 Winter 2003-04 Summer 2003 Early 2003 This page was revised on 9 January 2009 © Fletcher Wildlife Garden Our e-mail address