‘Snowmen at Night’ an enchanting tail for the Story Walk Trail this March

LINDSAY, ONTARIO - Kawartha Conservation is pleased to announce the launch of a new book for the Story Walk Trail at Ken Reid Conservation Area. The captivating tale chosen for March is "Snowmen at Night" by Caralyn Buehner, promising visitors a whimsical journey into the secret lives of snowmen.

"Snowmen at Night" is a heartwarming story that invites readers to ponder the mysterious activities of snowmen after dark. Have you ever built a snowman only to find it in a different position the next day? Have you ever wondered what snowmen do when everyone is asleep? Caralyn Buehner's enchanting narrative answers these questions and more, weaving a delightful tale of snowmen adventures under the moonlight.

As part of our ongoing partnership with the Kawartha Lakes Public Library, the Story Walk Trail at Ken Reid Conservation Area continues to offer families and nature enthusiasts a unique fusion of literature and outdoor exploration. The Story Walk Trail allows visitors to enjoy a leisurely stroll while reading a story displayed along the pathway.

"We are excited to introduce 'Snowmen at Night' to our Story Walk Trail," said Kristie Virgoe, Director, Stewardship and Conservation Lands, at Kawartha Conservation. "This charming book captures the imagination of both children and adults alike, offering a magical perspective on winter nights. Through the partnership with Kawartha Lakes Public Library, we aim to promote literacy, outdoor activity, and appreciation for nature."

The launch of "Snowmen at Night" adds another layer of excitement to the Ken Reid Conservation Area, inviting families to immerse themselves in the wonders of nature while enjoying a captivating story. Visitors are encouraged to embark on the Story Walk Trail and experience the magic of "Snowmen at Night" firsthand.

For those eager to discover the enchanting world of snowmen after dark, "Snowmen at Night" is now available for reading along the Story Walk Trail at Ken Reid Conservation Area.

There is no entrance cost to enjoy Ken Reid Conservation Area. Parking is $4 per vehicle, and is good for any of our conservation areas for the day.

For more information about Ken Reid Conservation Area and upcoming events, visit www.kawarthaconservation.com.