Quinte Conservation will be hosting a “Discovery Day” at Vanderwater Conservation Area on August 15.
In a release, the conservation authority says the event will offer an opportunity for all ages to connect with nature through a variety of activities including:
- See magnificent birds of prey up close and learn about their important role in our ecosystem with FalconEd.
- Get to know the fascinating reptiles that call Ontario home and understand their significance in the environment with Sciensational Sssnakes!!
- Enjoy a delightful performance that combines music, storytelling, and puppetry with the Paddling Puppeteer.
- Join an Indigenous Knowledge Sharing Circle around a campfire. While roasting marshmallows and apples, gain insights into traditional knowledge and cultural practices.
- Participate in hands-on activities and create your own nature-inspired crafts.
- Enjoy a delicious meal and refreshments while you explore the day’s activities courtesy of the Madoc Lions Club.
- Browse a curated selection of Quinte Conservation, Take A Hike and Depot Lakes Campground merchandise, including apparel, tick keys, blankets, water bottles and more for purchase
The free event takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
More information about the event can be found at Quinte Conservation’s website.
