What's Happening in Spring at the Wye Marsh

 

  • Invasive Species Removal Events
    Help restore native wildlife habitat by removing invasive alien species at the Wye Marsh this summer. From Garlic Mustard to Periwinkle, Spotted Knapweed to Phragmites, our Stewardship Team will be grateful to see you in action.
  • Spring Break Camp - March 10-14, 2025
    Unplug the kids and re-connect them to nature with our March Spring Break Camp!
  • Sweetwater Harvest Festival - March 22 & 23, 2025
    Celebrate an uniquely Canadian tradition in a distinctively Canadian landscape. Escape to a time when maple syrup was made over an open fire, Experience our history and explore nature at its best.
  • Wye Marsh Annual General Meeting - April 12, 2025
    The Friends of the Wye Marsh Inc. (FWM) is holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday April 13th 2024 at 10:30 a.m. at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. The Wye Marsh is located at 16160 Highway 12 Midland Ontario
  • Earth Day Celebrations - April 19, 2025
    Wye Marsh celebrates Earth Day! Unearth your learning with activities designed for families to learn about stewardship in a hands-on way. Enjoy a day in support of responsible living on our beautiful Earth.
  • Kayak Ecotours - June, July & August
    This three hour guided tour will take participants well beyond the limits of our walking trails, providing them with the best opportunity to fully explore the beauty of Wye Marsh. This is an exciting opportunity for those looking for a unique and active outdoor experience.
  • Global Big Day - May 10, 2025
    Take our Global Big Day Bird Count Challenge! See if you can spot 100 different species of birds at Wye Marsh!
  • Marsh by Moonlight - Spring Paddle - May 30 & 31 PLUS June 6 & 7, 2025
    Experience a guided canoe tour through the sparkling moonlit waters of the Wye Marsh. Twinkling canoes and boardwalk, night noises, some yummy bannock and lots of laughs will make for spectacular photo-ops and an unforgettable night! Connect with nature and enjoy this unique and different perspective of the marsh.