Ruta del Bosque Boreal (Parc National des Grands Jardins)
near Saint-Urbain, Québec (Canada)
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The sparse vegetation is lush and there is a great variety of lichens and mosses that amaze with their color and shapes.
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Bosque Boreal
The dominant vegetation is coniferous forest. The needle-shaped leaves of conifers allow them to withstand frost well and lose little water. Furthermore, being evergreen makes it easier for them to immediately begin photosynthesis when the good weather arrives, without having to wait for the leaf to form.
Lago Turgeon
In the past, this lake was designated "Lake Nigigwadinibi" by the Native Americans of the Algonquin Nation, meaning "lake of cold crystallized waters." The names of the bays and islands are all of Algonquian origin. The toponym "Lac Turgeon" was made official on December 5, 1968 by the Commission de toponymie du Québec.
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