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Allandale Station Park has been recognized by thousands of residents as a natural waterfront property worth protecting and would be an ideal parcel to be added to Barrie's Conservation Trust.

Both parcels of protected land on the left and right of Red Oak Dr, between Bear Creek High school and Bear Creek Dr. need to be added to the Conservation Trust. They are small but contain so much wildlife, trees, insects and storm water basins.

Both parcels of protected land on the left and right of Red Oak Dr, between Bear Creek High school and Bear Creek Dr. need to be added to the Conservation Trust. They are small but contain so much wildlife, trees, insects and storm water basins.

Ardagh Bluffs is right outside my front door—an irreplaceable forest that offers peace, trails, and vital habitat. It deserves lasting protection. Please include it in the Conservation Trust to preserve this natural treasure in Barrie’s south end.

Please include the Ardagh Bluffs in the conservation trust . Preserving these natural woodlands, native plant species, wetlands, and wildlife habitats, would protect it's ecology while providing a natural sanctuary for walking and hiking

Truly believe the City of Barrie should include all of the beautiful Ardagh Buffs areas, in the conservation Trust. This land is vital in helping to keep our environment clean as well as protecting our wet lands and wild life.

South side of Tiffin street between Ferndale and Dunlop- wild life, rabbits, geese, turtles, ducks, crane, was protected Greenland

- Ardagh bluffs
- Yanionyen archaeological site!!
- Gables
- Sunnidale
- Bear creek wetlands
- Little lake (all around)
- The area at Ardagh + Hwy 27 (the wetlands)
- Allendale Park station
- Kempenfelt bay

Sandy Hollow Area, Adragh Bluffs, Sunnidale Park and forest, 998 St. Vincent St surrounding forest and river, Willow Creek , Lovers Creek Ravine

The Gables, Lovers Creek, Ardagh Bluffs, Sunnidale Forest

Sunnidale Forest
Little Lake
Bear Creek Wetlands
Ardagh Bluffs
Hewitt's Creek
Whiskey Creek
Minesing Wetlands

- Ardagh Bluffs (the entirety of it!)
- Bear Creek Wetlands
- Sunnidale

1.The oak wood and meadows waterside, east of Allandale Station Park.
2. Ardagh Bluffs.
3. Lackie's Bush.
4. Lover's Creek.
5. Osprey Ridge.
6. Bunker's Creek watershed.
7. All greenspace surrounding Little Lake.

Ardagh bluffs, it needs to be protected

Shear Park must be considered as an ecological microclimate and refuge for migratory and native species.

Ardagh bluffs

Ardagh bluffs

Allandale Station Park
Armagh Bluffs

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