LFN Walk - Trinity Western University

Trinity Western University

Leader: David Clements

Time: 9:00 am. Meet at the University, 22500 University Drive.

Trinity Western University’s Ecosystem Study Area (the ESA) is comprised of diverse riparian habitats surrounding waterways including tributaries of the Salmon River, the Salmon River itself and MacMillan Lake. These habitats are home to a diversity of plant and animal species. Many bird species can be seen including numerous passerines, raptors, and waterfowl. There is extensive rearing habitat for Coho Salmon and the forested areas are also home to the endangered Oregon Forest Snail which has been studied extensively by Trinity Western researchers. The ESA serves as an excellent outdoor classroom for Trinity students and is also open to the public with an extensive network of recently upgraded trails.

To register and instructions on where to park E-mail: Y2xlbWVudHMgfCB0d3UgISBjYQ==

NOTE: Parking is $5 for three hours.

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