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Drop-in: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Visitor Centre, Agawa Bay
MEET THE NATURALIST: BAT BONANZA – Our bats don’t turn into vampires or suck blood, but they still rule our night skies. Join Mary to discover why bats are important to the LSPP ecosystem and what you can do to help our bat populations nationwide.
Drop-in: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Visitor Centre, Agawa Bay
MEET THE NATURALIST: OWL ‘BOUT THAT – Often heard between dawn and dusk, owls are mysterious raptors of the night. Join Aidan to discover the world of owls, what makes them one of the best hunters in the forest, and why they are so important to Lake Superior Provincial Park.
7:30 PM Amphitheatre, Agawa Bay
EVENING PRESENTATION: LIFE ON THE EDGE – Often overlooked and sometimes even inadvertently trampled, the plants growing at the edge of Lake Superior are extreme survivors, facing powerful waves, scorching heat, and bitter cold. Join Anna and Kelly for an exploration of the beautiful, diverse, and resilient coastal flora that grows along the park’s rugged coastline.
- Canada breaks ground on nation’s largest carbon capture & storage project - September 10, 2026
- Le Canada lance le plus important projet de captage et de stockage du carbone au pays - September 10, 2026
- NE Forest Fire Region Update – September 9 - September 10, 2026
