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Dog and Cranberry Lakes are located in eastern Ontario and are a part of the Rideau Canal System - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The lakes are known for the scenic beauty of their shorelines which are typical of the rugged, rocky Canadian Shield of the Frontenac Arch - a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The combination of natural deep basins and shallow "drowned lands" provides aquatic habitat for a variety of fish, including bass, crappie, pike and splake.

⭐️Thank you to everyone who bought trees and to all the volunteers who helped with the bunches and pick up!  The tree sale was a great success with 800 trees sold.  Adding trees to the environment one little sapling at a time.  

A Guide to Planting and Holding Over can be found here.