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Winter home of the Snow Geese and one of Canada's top birdwatching sites.
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SPRING BREAK PROGRAM 2025

During spring break we are offering a series of activities and programs for people of all ages. Please check out the programs below.

For Sign up, please revisit this page after March 1st. We will post links to the sign up page the sign up here.

Migration Madness

March 18, 2024 with Evan Gogal

Join us for a short presentation and a migration game and learn about migration through Snow Geese! Great for ages 8 and up, cover the incredible journeys birds like Snow Geese take twice a year during their migrations, and differnt monitoring methods researchres can use like radio collars and colour bands.

The Musical World of Birds

March 20, 2025 with Dani McRobbie

For those looking for a more slow/paced, quite minfulness walk, try The Musical World of Birds. We will go over common bird songs and how to identify species based on calls while walking the trails. You'll learn about different ways birds use sounds for communication, establishing territory and choosing mates.

Spring Blossoms for Hummingbirds

March 25, 2025 with Marissa Sasaki

Blossoms for Hummingbirds, is a biologist-led walk for all ages, where zou will learn all about the minute yet bodacious Anna's and Rufous Hummingbirds, and their close relationship wiht our native flowering plants.

Wildlife Detective Training Program

March 26, 2025 with Dani McRobbie and Marissa Sasaki

After spending some time learning about different signs of wildlife in the museum, zou'll walk the beat, checking out various "crime scenes" and talking down notes about footprints, scat, marks left on trees, and anz other clues that might help you solve the crim of whodunnit!

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