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-: OUTDOOR LIFE | Harrison Lewis Centre

Sunday, July 2, 2017 to Wednesday, August 30, 2017

 

Go wild! - Wednesdays at Thomas Raddall Park
July 2 through August 30
1:00pm - 3:00pm                          FREE


August 9: "Exploring the life of the shore"
with environmental educator Sue Penney


The Harrison Lewis Coastal Discovery Centre is pleased to announce that Sue Penney, education coordinator for the Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park, is coming Thomas Raddall provincial park Wednesday, Aug. 9, from 1:00PM  to 3:00PM, to share her knowledge of seashore life with campers and day-visitors. Sue is a “hands-on teacher” with over 20 years’ experience, who explores field, forest and seaside on and off the job.

The passion she shares with others brings an added dimension to her programs. With a background in Animal Science and an inquiring mind many have explored nature with her as their companion. As coordinator for Project Wild, a Canadian Wildlife Federation program in Nova Scotia, Sue takes on the mission to help people learn how to think, not what to think, about wildlife and the environment.

Come to Thomas Raddall park – Highway 103 Exit 22 – Tuesday, Aug. 9. M eet up at the Day Use parking lot for this exceptional opportunity for all ages to become familiar with life on our shore. 

Beginning July 5, and every Wednesday afternoon in July and August, the Harrison Lewis Coastal Discovery Centre sponsors  “Wild Wednesday” guided nature walks at Thomas Raddall Park in Queens County.

Guests instructors offer overnight campers and day-use guests of all ages a chance to get close and personal with the natural history of this beautiful coastal park.

Sand beaches, lakes, upland barrens, bogs, and forests are magical places to explore. Access is easy over groomed trails linking coast-line habitats; home to wild wonders like plants that eat insects, birds that seldom fly, mice that can jump three meters in a single bound, and fish with arms.

Participants are encouraged to "share the fun, rain or shine." These two hour walks (1 to 3 pm} are free, just stop by the administration building at the park entrance to sign up and find out where each walk begins. All ages welcomed. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

For further information please contact the Harrison Lewis Centre via email: [email protected]

Or phone 902-646-1554   VISIT THE HLC WEB HERE

 

 

 

CHAINSAW Maintenance and Use Workshop

Friday, August 18, 2017 to Sunday, August 20, 2017

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Harrison Lewis Coastal Discovery Centre
Education and culture in Nova Scotia, Canada
 

 

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