A narrow gravel path along Westminster Woods Trail in Guelph, documented for an environmental inventory. Here, goldenrod and asters of an open meadow meet a band of shrubs and young maples, a transition zone known as an ecological edge. Edges support species from both habitats, but they are also where invasive plants often gain a foothold. Mapping where these zones occur along the trail helps identify areas that need monitoring and trail management.

A dirt path along the Westminster Woods Trail, bordered by goldenrod and asters merging into a line of shrubs and young maples.