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Credits:

This presentation of Cruickston Charitable Research Reserve has been prepared by William G. Wilson, Environmental Steward, and based upon the Environmental Management Plan, Cruickston Park – Into the Future (2002), prepared by the Cruickston Park Ecological Advisory Team (CPEAT) – Kenneth W. Dance, Lawrence E. Lamb, Douglas W. Larson and William G. Wilson – and Vision Statement (2001), prepared by Nicholas Hill. All landscape and plant photographs were taken within Cruickston Charitable Research Reserve and all animal photographs are of species documented on the property and are credited to Thelma Beaubien, Derek Hitchens, Larry E. Lamb, Donald J. Thomas, Heather G. Wilson and William G. Wilson. Historical information has been collected from various local archival materials and publications including Archaeological Research Associates Ltd., Petersburg, Ontario; Jim Quantrell, City of Cambridge Archives; Cruickston Park Archives; and Ellis Little, Waterloo Historical Society.