The Resources of Cruickston Charitable Research Reserve are a legacy in time and place. These resources provide a natural legacy in geology and biodiversity and a window in time through which we can come to understand and appreciate the vital relationship that we have with our natural environment.

The Resources of CCRR provide a cultural legacy in archaeology, natural heritage, gardening and agriculture. The cultural legacy of CCRR is a celebration of place for here at Cruickston on this 1000-acre patch of our planet, the history of human existence in North America extends from nomadic hunters and gatherers, bow-and-arrow hunters, floodplain agriculturalists, fur traders and trappers, Loyalist settlers, Victorian estate owners to our present day.

The Resources of CCRR will become the focus of interpretive programs within the Interpretive Centre, along the interpretive trails and will underpin programs in Education and Research.

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