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Inglewood Bird Sanctuary

At 2425 9 Avenue SE, this City-managed natural reserve combines wildlife habitat, trails and a Nature Centre. Its current City listing gives an area of 36 hectares.

Address
2425 9 Avenue SE
City-listed area
36 hectares
Features
Sanctuary trails and Nature Centre
Site rules
No bicycles; assistance dogs are the exception to the no-dogs rule

A Long Conservation History

The site's migratory bird sanctuary designation dates to 1929. The City purchased the property in 1970, and the Nature Centre was built in 1996. Colonel Walker House remains on the grounds, although its presence is not a promise of public access to the building's interior.

Visiting Rules

The sanctuary does not permit bicycles or dogs, apart from assistance dogs. Observe on-site access directions and avoid disturbing wildlife. Trail access and Nature Centre opening times are separate; consult current visitor information for the intended visit.

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