inglewood bird sanctuary and nature centre
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inglewood bird sanctuary and nature centre印象
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The destructive force of mother nature showing the still devastation of the 2013 flood. Be sure to use the guided tour
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Our kids school was involved in an intraction week of art and nature at the bird sanctuary. The staff were wvery well informed and keen on helping the kids learn about the area.
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Yes, all kinds of birds gather here! Bring your camera! On our last visit we enjoyed watching woodpeckers, chickadees, ducks and geese. A couple of bald eagles were also perched on a tree. This is a nice little bit of nature in the city! Great for families and children working on science projects. Visit the Nature Center to get a lot of information from the knowledgeable and friendly staff. Easy walking and very picturesque in the trendy neighborhood of Inglewood.
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This is a wonderful way to spend a few hours - wonderful, quiet, peaceful, and it's an easy walk for all ages.
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When I was much younger and still lived in Calgary, my mother and I would go down to the sanctuary on an annual basis to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and look for all of the returning spring birds. I haven't been there in years and was so sorry to see all of the devastation from the 2013 flooding. We walked along the bit of pathway that was open to the Walker House and were able to see a number of different ducks, geese and smaller birds such as the chickadees. We were told that it is going to be a long, drawn-out process restoring the walking paths and seating areas as engineers and biologists work together to determine the best course to take. It is nice to see that the animals are able to adapt to the new surroundings and new young trees are taking the place of those damaged in the floods. I wish everyone working on the restoration process the best of luck over the coming months and look forward to seeing the work once it is completed.
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Inglewood Bird Sanctuary is free, easy to get to by car, bus or bicycle. The Nature Centre has gentle lighting, lots of information and staff that love to hear what you saw. It is a beautiful oasis in the heart of Calgary. Even though it was severely flooded June 2013, there are guided tours available.
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The Inglewood Bird Sanctuary has a great little building with information and friendly staff to help you out. There are nice walking paths, and the river nearby. It's a great place to spend some time. And in the Summer, they have excellent day camps for the kids. My son loved it, and so did I.
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Great spot to go birdwatching, and checking out other animals. We have seen lots of birds, deer, beaver, coyotes and even the odd snake. Unfortunately due to the June 2013 flooding it is not yet open, but I drive by periodically to see when they will get it open. Lots of paths, good bird watching and some great views of the river.
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It's amazing to find this little piece of environmental awareness and care tucked into the middle of the city. A nice retreat from the noise.
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Even though there was some sort of dog class going on there and it was cold and started to rain, it was peaceful and beautiful. Not sure what damage the June 2013 floods have caused but I cannot wait to go back. Lush and green with a sweet pond in the middle to fish real fish at!