Fall wildlife activities to enjoy in Montreal
Native and exotic animals have a home in Montreal, Quebec. Nature and wildlife lovers are offered an abundance of opportunities to enjoy the company of numerous animals right in the middle of the city.
Zoos and nature parks in Quebec ensure that animals in their care receive the best treatment and protection from the threats of the environment and sometimes humans. Tourists can walk through the Montreal Biodome and experience the replicas of the four different ecosystems that exist in the Americas. According to Montreal native and wildlife lover Enrico Andreoli, the newly renovated Biodome has recently reopened and are welcoming guests amidst a global pandemic, provided all individuals entering the destination follow health and safety protocols.
Just a few hours outside Montreal, people can come visit wildlife in nature parks dedicated to preserving and conserving animals native to Canada. Parc Omega wolf lodges are perfect for sleepovers with friends and family. The nature park is home to many amazing wild animals. To keep every guest and animal safe, safety protocols must be followed diligently. Learn and discover about Canadian wildlife by heading over to Parc National de Frontenac. Home to numerous animals, its incredible mountains are enough reason to pay the park a visit.
Enrico Andreoli encourages his readers to watch wildlife to gain appreciation for the animals that reside in Montreal. The best times to go wildlife-watching are during sunrise and sunset. When driving to other cities, be sure to watch for road signs for moose crossings, particularly in areas where the risk of hitting a moose is high.