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Wascana Marsh is a thriving 223 hectare marshland located within Wascana Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Its existence dates back to 1913 when a planner had the foresight to establish the Wascana Game Preserve. Part of the preserve became a federal migratory bird sanctuary in 1956 and still remains an important migration stopover site for over 115 species of birds. Today this area is known as the Wascana Waterfowl Park.
Friends of Wascana Marsh Annual General Meeting (word format) Plus photos!
Media Release: Lieutenant Governor Presents Wetland Conservation Award
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The
Friends of the Wascana Marsh held their Annual General Meeting
at the SaskTel theatre, Saskatchewan Science Centre on Thursday,
January 22. In addition to the usual reports from the Board there
were greetings...
Today,
the Wings Over Wascana Nature Festival flew higher, when His Honour
the Honourable Dr. Gordon L. Barnhart, Lieutenant Governor of
Saskatchewan, presented the Lieutenant Governor's Greenwing Conservation
Award to the Friends of Wascana Marsh for their efforts in developing
and for their dedication to conservation and wetlands education
in the City of Regina and surrounding area. 