2020 Murals

Skinks and Skunk, 3/4 view This mural depicts creatures that once were thriving in the Kawartha area of Ontario. Today, some of them are barely surviving as a species.	original shed Before	Skinks and Skunk, front view This mural depicts creatures that once were thriving in the Kawartha area of Ontario. Today, some of them are barely surviving as a species.	White Tailed Deer Listed as least concern on endangered species list. Native to the Kawartha's area of Ontario.
Blanding's Turtle Threatened in Ontario. There are eight turtle species in Ontario including; Blanding's, Midland and Western Painted, Northern Map, Snapping, Spiny Softshell, Spotted, Stinkpot and Wood turtle. All of Ontario's eight turtle species are now at risk of disappearing from the province.	Barn Owl Listed as Endangered in Ontario	Striped Skunk and Monarch Butterflies Monarch Butterflies are classified as Special Concern under the Ontario Endangered Species Act. Just a few years ago, they were listed as endangered. The Striped Skunk is listed as least concern on endangered species list.	Striped Skunk and 5 lined Skinks The Striped Skunk is listed as least concern on endangered species list. The 5 lined skink is rated as Special Concern in Ontario.
5 lined skinks Listed as special concern in Ontario.