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The Secret Life of Trees - Guided Walk
Time:
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Can you see the forest through the trees? There is a hidden world that many do not get to see: The secret life of trees. Join Park staff as they unravel the mysterious ways trees survive, how they interact with the world around them and how they contribute to the next generation of forests.
Please note for all programs:
- Difficulty: Easy to Medium for uneven terrain
- All Programs meet in front of the Visitor Centre
- All ages welcome.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Please be dressed for the weather and insects.
- No alcohol, pets or smoking permitted during programs.
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
Life of the Lake - Guided Hike
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Remember when mammoths and giant beavers used to roam the earth? Well, Miquelon sure does! Travel through time and join Park staff on this guided hike where you will witness the life of Miquelon Lake, from their birth to now! From giant glaciers; Pelicans frolicking in the waves; to ancient bison bones coming out of the sand today; and more, the life changing stories of our friend Miquelon Lake are truly a splash!
- Meet at the Hand-launch Day-use Area (Beside Group Camp #3).
- Hike Difficulty: Medium for uneven terrain and going off trail. Minimum recommended age: 8 years old.
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
Wahkotowin Craft Market at Elk Island National Park
Time:
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Location: Elk Island National Park, Astotin Lake Recreation Area
With over 20 vendors confirmed and growing, plan to attend and support local Indigenous artisans at this outdoor market.
Peek in a Pond - Family Program
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Ever wonder what lies beneath the surface? Dive in to this fun and interactive program to discover for yourself what kind of critters call Grebe Pond home. Get down on your bellies and dip into the reeds to see what you will catch.
Please note:
- Program meets at the picnic tables behind the Park Visitor Centre
- All ages welcome
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
- Please be dressed for the weather and insects
- No alcohol, pets or smoking permitted during programs
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
From the Wrong Side of the Meadow - Theatre Show
Time:
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Once upon a time, there lived a Coyote. Coyote was a good dog. Or, maybe they were a bad dog? After a run-in with a human, Coyote set out to create an evil squad of “problem animals” to help them get revenge. In this story we will tell a wild tale of conflict, coexistence, and awkward dancing! Whether you’re brave like a wolf, grouchy like a goose, busy like a beaver, or even a regular human, this story is for you.
Please note:
- Meet at Amphitheatre Stage - Campground Loop A
- All ages welcome.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Please be dressed for the weather and insects.
- No alcohol, pets or smoking permitted during programs
Want a part in the show? Come early to volunteer for a spot.
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
Beaver Buddies - Family Program
Time:
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
This park is having a beaver bonanza! Why is Miquelon the perfect place for these curious creatures? Did you know Beavers have special powers? How can we be a beaver buddy? Join this fun family program to answer these questions and more!
Please note:
- Program meets at the picnic tables behind the Park Visitor Centre
- All ages welcome.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Please be dressed for the weather and insects.
- No alcohol, pets or smoking permitted during programs
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
Nature is Me: Custom Family Program
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Can you hear the Earth? Discover how all life is connected and needed, by connecting yourself to our natural world! Join Park staff as they slow down and observe nature to uncover the beautiful and wild nature that lives within Miquelon and you. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Begins Aug 8.
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
The Secret Life of Trees - Guided Walk
Time:
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Can you see the forest through the trees? There is a hidden world that many do not get to see: The secret life of trees. Join Park staff as they unravel the mysterious ways trees survive, how they interact with the world around them and how they contribute to the next generation of forests.
Please note for all programs:
- Difficulty: Easy to Medium for uneven terrain
- All Programs meet in front of the Visitor Centre
- All ages welcome.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Please be dressed for the weather and insects.
- No alcohol, pets or smoking permitted during programs.
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
Life of the Lake - Guided Hike
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Remember when mammoths and giant beavers used to roam the earth? Well, Miquelon sure does! Travel through time and join Park staff on this guided hike where you will witness the life of Miquelon Lake, from their birth to now! From giant glaciers; Pelicans frolicking in the waves; to ancient bison bones coming out of the sand today; and more, the life changing stories of our friend Miquelon Lake are truly a splash!
- Meet at the Hand-launch Day-use Area (Beside Group Camp #3).
- Hike Difficulty: Medium for uneven terrain and going off trail. Minimum recommended age: 8 years old.
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
Bugology 101 - Family Program
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Is a lady bug really a bug? Some may think they are creepy crawlies, but insects and other invertebrates are fascinating critters with amazing adaptations. Come over and look at the secret lives of some of the tiniest park animals.
Please note:
- Program meets at the picnic tables behind the Park Visitor Centre
- All ages welcome
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
- Please be dressed for the weather and insects
- No alcohol, pets or smoking permitted during programs
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
From the Wrong Side of the Meadow - Theatre Show
Time:
7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Once upon a time, there lived a Coyote. Coyote was a good dog. Or, maybe they were a bad dog? After a run-in with a human, Coyote set out to create an evil squad of “problem animals” to help them get revenge. In this story we will tell a wild tale of conflict, coexistence, and awkward dancing! Whether you’re brave like a wolf, grouchy like a goose, busy like a beaver, or even a regular human, this story is for you.
Please note:
- Meet at Amphitheatre Stage - Campground Loop A
- All ages welcome.
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Please be dressed for the weather and insects.
- No alcohol, pets or smoking permitted during programs
Want a part in the show? Come early to volunteer for a spot.
Find more Miquelon Lake Provincial Park activities and events here.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.
Indigenous Conservation Campfire Conversation
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Virtual
Join us in 2024 for a monthly online discussion on Indigenous conservation. Each month, participants will read, listen or view content about Indigenous conservation. Our Indigenous Engagement Coordinator Bob Montgomery will then host an online conversation to discuss that article, podcast or video.
This series is a judgment-free zone designed for professional curiosity and development. Ask questions, share thoughts and learn together about the importance of Indigenous connection to and protection of land, water and climate.