What happened here?
In the winter of 1696, people from this country arrived to loot and burn Portugal Cove
What is France.
This low laying plant that yields bunches of red berries is the unofficial national flower of Canada
What is the bunchberry.
This large mammal was introduced to Newfoundland in 1878.
What is the moose
This Zone is where the AWH community site is located in
What is Zone 1
This low growing berry is an integral part of Newfoundland's diet and is often used in jam.
What are blueberries.
This person is believed to have named Portugal Cove.
Who is Gaspar Corte-Real.
This plant can be steeped to make tea, but becomes poisonous if boiling water is used.
What is the common Labrador tea.
This large canine species went extinct in the 1930s due to overhunting and habitat changes.
What is the Newfoundland Wolf.
These three small islands are visible from the Zone 2 lookout.
What are Bell Island, Kellys Island, and Little Bell Island.
This berry goes by many names, and has been described to taste like a mixture between a pear and a blueberry.
What are serviceberries/chuckleypears.
This grassy historical site is the final resting place of at least 13 individuals, dating from the 1800's.
What is West Point Cemetery.
This deciduous tree grows in most but well-drained sites and has light coloured bark.
What is the paper birch
This mammal present in Newfoundland goes by the scientific name of Vulpes vulpes.
What is the red fox.
This date is the opening of the AWH VIC
What is July 25th
This green spiky plant can be mashed into a delicious pesto.
What are stinging nettles.
This marine catastrophe took the lives of 22 people in 1940.
What is the collision of The Little Golden Dawn and The M.Y.W. Garland.
Cornus suecica is the scientific name of this plant.
What is the Swedish bunchberry.
This bright yellow songbird frequents Newfoundland in the summers and is present in all of North America.
What is the yellow warbler
This zone(s) of the AWH trail system was historically farmland.
What are Zones 1 and 4
The young spring shoots of this highly invasive woody plants provide a tart flavour and can be cooked or baked.
What is Japanese Knotweed
This year is when Portugal Cove first appeared on a map.
This sprawling plant is the most widely distributed woody plant on Earth.
What is the common juniper
This small land mammal species weighing only 2-3 pounds is solely found on the island of Newfoundland.
What is the Newfoundland Pine Marten
Rock walls are present all throughout our trails. They were used to clear fields, as well as this purpose.
What is to mark property lines.
This bright magenta flowering plant can be used to make jellies with the petals, and steamed like asparagus for the stems.
What is fireweed.