Granby Nature

Biodiversity explored on a geolocated course in Granby.

As part of its conservation and research projects, the team of biologists at the Granby Zoo, the City of Granby and their partners offer the "Granby Nature" mobile course. Discover surprising facts and edutainment contents that bring out the unknown facets of the fauna and flora that inhabit three nature parks in Granby:

Parc des Boisés-Miner, a rich natural and exceptional natural environment of more than 124 ha,

Terry Fox Park, which runs through a mature maple grove, and the Rivière Pathway along the Yamaska ​​River. These three parks are accessible to the population.

All along the trails that run through these natural environments, marked trails invite you to discover amazing ecosystems. You'll feel like you're far from the city through century-old forest stands, wetlands and colorful wastelands.

Search, observe and photograph nearly 300 species of fauna and flora, while respecting municipal regulations and animal life habits. Share your findings and participate in inventory work conducted by the Granby Zoo.

Citizens and visitors to Granby, as well as all nature lovers are invited to visit these three parks, visit thirty interpretive panels and explore the mobile application. You can download it on the spot or at home.

Video and audio content, photos and even games are geolocated along the trails around several points of interest.

Throughout the content, you will be invited to take action for the environment. Small, simple and concrete actions are suggested throughout the nature trail in each of the parks.

Explore, play, share, act!

Good interactive excursion!