• Cooking with Cattails

    The Willow Retreat - Wetland Discovery Centre at Oak Hammock Marsh

    Cattails are delicious and very nutritious! Learn all about the harvesting techniques, preparation, cooking and serving of this common plant found in abundance in wetlands everywhere. A tasty surprise awaits you! FEE: MEMBERS $15, NON-MEMBERS $20 Click Here to Register Maximum of 15 participants for this workshop. This workshop will be held at the Willow...

  • Members’ Day

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    Calling all Members! Explore the Marsh with complimentary guided voyageur canoe adventures today as we welcome the migrating birds back. Fall migration is the perfect time of the year to visit the marsh. No reservation necessary as canoes will be going out all day long on a first come first served basis.

  • Marsh Walk at Night – Sold Out

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    Step into the marsh after dark and discover a whole new world! Join our interpreters for a guided evening walk through Oak Hammock Marsh and experience the sights and sounds of wetlands at night. Listen for waterfowl settling in, and various other night sounds while learning fascinating stories about nocturnal wildlife. The moon and stars...

  • Astronomy Night

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    Explore the night sky with our monthly public astronomy nights. Learn about what is in the current night sky with an informative theatre presentation followed by an observation session from the rooftop of the Wetland Discovery Centre with our large telescopes, weather permitting. Fee: $10 for members/ $15 for non-members Online pre-registration recommended. Click Here...

  • Marshland Wonderland

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    Celebrate the holiday season surrounded by snow-dusted cattails, winter birds, and the peaceful beauty of the Marsh! Bring the whole family and step outside after the holidays for a day of frosty fun, wildlife discovery, and marsh magic. Explore the frozen wetlands on a guided snowshoe walk — spot winter birds, animal tracks, and hidden...

  • Winter Camp for Kids – Ages 6-9 – Cancelled

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    This Camp has been cancelled. Join us at Oak Hammock Marsh for winter day camp for kids ages 6-9! Make this winter one to remember with day camps at Oak Hammock Marsh! Outdoor adventures, games, crafts, hikes, and exploring the Marsh are just a few of the things we have in store! Camp will run...

  • Snowshoeing and S’mores

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    Explore the frozen Marsh with a guide! Explore the Marsh on snowshoes with our guide followed by S'mores and hot chocolate by the bonfire. Expect to be snowshoeing for approximately 60 minutes. Please consider using a sleigh if you are bringing little snowshoers. Maximum number of people is 20 for this activity. Snowshoes are provided....

  • Groundhog Day / World Wetlands Day

    Will Manitoba Merv see his shadow this year? Find out if we are expecting an early spring or if Manitoba still has 6 more weeks of winter ahead at sunrise today! February 2nd is also World Wetlands Day. This year, we are celebrating by offering a special viewing of the North American premiere of the documentary...

  • Winter Brunch – SOLD OUT

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    Enjoy a family brunch with a view of the frozen Marsh. Relax and take in the beautiful wetland views while enjoying a delicious brunch at the Café at Oak Hammock Marsh. It’s the perfect way to start your day surrounded by nature. Menu: Blueberry croissant bake with whipped cream Black pepper bacon Housemade turkey sausage...

  • Seed Presentation by Prairie Originals

    Wetland Discovery Centre 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada

    Join Kelly Leask from Prairie Originals to explore the magic of seeds. The presentation will cover how, when, and why to save seeds with a focus on native flower and grass seeds. General tips for seed starting will also be covered. Come and learn how you can participate in conservation through gardening and seed saving....

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