Point Pelee National Park is set to close this month for its annual deer cull. The park will be closed to visitors from Nov. 12 to Nov. 23 as Parks Canada and Caldwell First Nation carry out the cull. Parks Canada says this is done based on the ongoing monitoring of both the ecosystem and deer population. The cull is guided by “shared goals of ecological balance and supporting food sustainability” for Caldwell. The park will reopen to the public on Nov. 24. More information on hyperabundant species in Point Pelee National Park is available on Canada’s website.
