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    • About the Resort
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Nature's Rubik

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Tom Parkinson's monthly column, introducing the diverse range of flora and fauna on show at Sanctuary Lakes.

Natures Rubik

Tom Parkinson, a long term Resident of Sanctuary Lakes Resort, provided a monthly column that offered a captivating exploration of the diverse range of flora and fauna thriving at Sanctuary Lakes.

Each month, he would take readers on a journey through the ever-changing landscape, highlighting the unique plant species and wildlife that call the area home. From the vibrant blossoms of native wildflowers to the diverse birdlife that nest in the surrounding wetlands, Tom provided insightful commentary on the natural beauty of Sanctuary Lakes, offering tips on how to appreciate and protect this rich ecosystem.

His column not only serveed as a celebration of local biodiversity but also as an educational resource for those interested in learning more about the flora and fauna that flourish in this tranquil environment.

To view past monthly columns, please click on the next page below or access your Residents App Kindred or the Web Portal (via the Member Login button), and under the Concierge section, go to Documents / Publications / Natures Rubik.

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