Caribou Island (Thunder Bay)

The island is described as having a high level of ecological value serving as home to a mature forest and endangered species. While white tail deer have been known to inhabit the island, despite its name, the island is not known to be inhabited by any caribou. In 2014 the Nature Conservancy of Canada purchased of the island along its southern shore for the purposes of nature conservation. The island contains some hiking trails and, like other Nature Conservancy of Canada properties, is open to the public. ==References==