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Saturday, August 19
| Drop-in: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Rabbit Blanket Lake Campground Gatehouse | |||
| EXPLORATION STATION: NATURE DETECTIVES – You may not always get to see animals in the park, but they’re out there! Drop by and meet Lauren to explore, observe, and discover the variety of signs wildlife leave behind. | ||||
| Drop-in: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Visitor Centre, Agawa Bay | |||
| MEET THE NATURALIST: WILD WEATHER – Lake Superior is a powerful force that creates some wild and wacky weather! Join Eunsae to discover how the Big Lake impacts the weather systems in Lake Superior Provincial Park and explore our unique coastal climate. | ||||
| Drop-in: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM | Rabbit Blanket Lake Campground Gatehouse | |||
| EXPLORATION STATION: FEATHERED FRIENDS – How many birds have you seen or heard in the park? Ontario’s birds come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and colours. Drop by with Lauren to try some out some fun activities and head out in search of some of our feathered friends. | ||||
| 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM | Nokomis Trail | |||
| GUIDED HIKE: LAKE SUPERIOR’S ANCIENT RAINFOREST – Join Anna and Celeste on a hike through lush coastal boreal rainforest and across an ancient beach terrace. Along the way, you’ll discover the survival secrets of Lake Superior’s resilient old growth trees and the plants that support them. Parking for the Nokomis Trail is located at Old Woman Bay. This moderate hike will begin at the picnic table at the entrance of the parking area and cover a short portion of the trail. Participants are welcome to return to Old Woman Bay at the end of the program or continue hiking the rest of the Nokomis Trail. Please sport sturdy footwear and dress appropriately for the weather. | ||||
| 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM | Amphitheatre, Agawa Bay | |||
| EVENING PROGRAM: BATTY FOR BATS – Our bats don’t turn into vampires or suck blood, but they still rule our night skies. Join Kaitlyn for a fun true or false game to dispel common myths and discover why bats are important to the LSPP ecosystem. You’ll also find out what you can do to help our bat populations nationwide. | ||||
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