The Wetland Discovery Centre will be closed on Tuesday, June 30
Explore the Marsh with one of our nature interpreters, as you look for birds. Bring your own binoculars or use the ones provided. Full hot breakfast included. Maximum number of participants is 20 for this activity. $20 for members/ $35 for non-members (includes admission to the Discovery Centre) Pre-registration required. Meet at the front of...
Explore the Marsh with one of our nature interpreters, as you look for birds. Bring your own binoculars or use the ones provided. Full hot breakfast included. Maximum number of participants is 20 for this activity. $20 for members/ $35 for non-members (includes admission to the Discovery Centre) Pre-registration required. Meet at the front of...
Bring out the toddlers and the strollers! Join this short interactive Guided Marsh Walk with of our nature interpreters. Some puppets will make an appearance. This walk is specially catered for pre-school aged kids. Maximum number of participants is 20 for this activity. Member $10 / Non-member $15 (kids under 3 are free) Pre-registration required....
Let our canoe specialist, Dusty Molinski, guide you through some lesser explored regions of the Marsh on this two hour evening paddle! You can bring your own canoe or kayak or you can rent one of our canoes to join. If you are bringing your own, you must have it decontaminated at a provincial decontamination station...
Join us for our Annual Waterbug Derby and show off your critter dipping skills. Dip your net in the murky waters of Oak Hammock Marsh and try to capture as many different species of aquatic invertebrates to get a chance of winning some prizes. Dipping from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and winners announced at...
Join our Guided Marsh Walk with one of our nature interpreters. Bring your own binoculars or use one of ours. This special walk will help you recognize birds by their calls and their songs. Maximum number of participants is 20 for this activity. Member $10 / Non-member $15 Preregistration required. *50% discount on regular admission...
Celebrate Canada Day with nature-based activities, family-friendly fun, and the beautiful backdrop of the Marsh. Spending Canada Day at Oak Hammock Marsh is a different kind of celebration—it trades crowds and loud noise for wide-open wetlands, wildlife, and hands-on experiences. Explore the fun interactive exhibits at the Discovery Centre. Crafts and face painting for kids. Nature...
The Oak Hammock Marsh Summer Craft Market is featuring local makers, artisans, and small businesses in a relaxed, nature-inspired setting. Visitors can browse a curated selection of handcrafted goods, local foods, and unique gifts while enjoying the sights and sounds of the Marsh. Set against the backdrop of one of Manitoba’s most iconic wetlands, the...
Join us for a dragonfly safari, catch a dragonfly nymph from the marsh and learn all about the many species we have in Manitoba. Participate in a Dragonfly Safari to catch, identify, and release some of the many species of dragonflies and damselflies found at the Marsh Play a giant dragonfly-themed board game Dragonfly presentation...
Cool off during our Hazy Lazy Days of Summer at the Marsh! Build your very own milk carton boat and meet at the artesian spring to race your creation. Join your guide at the artesian spring and participate in our toe-dipping contest to see how long you can dip your toes in the 5°C water!...
The Canadian Firearms Safety Course is a requirement for anyone wanting to own, buy or possess a non-restricted shotguns and rifles for the purposes of hunting, sport shooting, or collecting. The course will start at 8:30am *sharp* and continue until 4:30pm. After which there is a written and practical exam. The written test can be...
The primary goal of the Hunter Education Program is to help you understand the important role you, as a hunter, have in wildlife management and conservation. Equally important is the safe use and handling of firearms and the ethical and responsible behaviour of all hunters. Before purchasing any hunting licenses this fall each hunter must...
The Reeder is the Centre’s monthly e-newsletter. It contains upcoming events, workshops and other activities.