Have you every wanted to learn about our feathered friends? Join an interpreter for a guided walk along the Sheldon Point Trail to learn all about our forest and marine birds. We'll be meeting at the Barn on Sand Cove Road where we will head out on the trail starting at 1030. If you have any questions please contact us at the park phone number 506-653-7367! We look forward to seeing you!

Hello Nature Park followers, here's this week's "Name the Spot" contest. If you can name the Spot below correctly we will draw one name at random for an anniversy edition Nature Park journal! Best of Luck!

A big thanks to the more than 300 people for attending last night's National Star Party! Fun was had by all and stay tuned for more events being held here at the Nature Park!

Happening tonight!

🔭🔭🔭Hi Everyone, tonight's star party is moved until tomorrow night due to weather. If you require any further info please contact the park at 653-7367! Thank you! 🔭🔭🔭

Did you know that the Irving Nature Park celebrating 25 years this summer? Share some of your favourite INP memories!

Hello all! Another week is underway at the Nature Park and we're switching things up for this week's contest! One person at random will be drawn for an anniversy edition Nature Park journal who can correctly identify one of our visitors! Good luck and hope to see you soon!

A reminder to all park visitors that part of our maintenance to keep your visit enjoyable is to grade our roads to keep them looking and feeling great! Therefore please be cautious and pay attention to posted signage on days where maintenance is ongoing! Also tomorrow the park will open at 1000AM due to some light construction work! Thank you for your patience!

Time for this week's "Name the Spot" contest! Please submit your guesses in the comments section and one lucky Nature Park follower with the correct location (chosen at random) will win an anniversy edition Nature Park journal! Best of Luck!

Don't forget that this Saturday afternoon we're hosting a Geology Tour! Meet us at the gates at 3PM for a short hike and to learn about the past and present of the Park's geology.