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Tales on the Trails combines storytime, outdoors

A new initiative called Tales on the Trails combines storytime with the outdoors. Lake Laurentian Conservation Area's one-kilometre self-guided trail now includes specially marked signs along the way with a children's story.
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Kayla Twilley, 12, shows off a live Blanding's Turtle from Science North event celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee this past spring. A new initiative at the Lake Laurentian Conservation Area — Tales on the Trails — features a story about turtles along the wilderness area's one-kilometre trail. File photo.
A new initiative called Tales on the Trails combines storytime with the outdoors.

Lake Laurentian Conservation Area's one-kilometre self-guided trail now includes specially marked signs along the way with a children's story.

That story is Frank Glew's “Samuel’s Most Important Message,” featuring a turtle with a message about taking care of our planet.

On Aug. 27, the public is invited to hike the new story trail, meet Glew and hear a talk on turtles by Laurentian prof and turtle expert Jacqueline Litzgus and Junction Creek Stewardship Committee member Sarah Woods.

The event takes place at the Conservation Area's Nature Chalet from 6-8 p.m.

The initiative has been put on through a partnership between the Greater Sudbury Public Library, Conservation Sudbury and the Rainbow Routes Association

For more information please visit www.sudburylibraries.ca and search for “Tales on the Trails.”

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