Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve
Formerly the Department of National Defence Wet Bridging Area, the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve is a 130-hectare site managed by the City of Chilliwack and volunteers from the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Society. The undyked floodplain habitat is home to over 90 Great Blue Heron nests and a wide variety of rare wildlife and vegetation.
Location: South end of Sumas Prairie Road on the Vedder River dyke.
Reserve hours: dawn to dusk - Daily
Spring 2006 Rotary Interpretive Centre Schedule call for schedule
Rotary Interpretive Centre: 604-823-6603 Chilliwack Parks, Recreation & Culture: 604-793-2904
Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve web site: www.chilliwackblueheron.com
How to get there: From Vancouver - take exit 109 onto Yale Road West, turn right on to Sumas Prairie Road, travel south to the end of the road.
From Hope - take exit 116, turn left on to Lickman Road traveling south, turn right on Keith Wilson Road, left on Sumas Prairie Road and follow to the end.
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Photos from the GBHNR Opening Ceremony
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Photos of the officially opening of the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve - May 15, 2002. |
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