Baie de l'Isle-Verte National Wildlife Area

L'Isle-Verte

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The last of the large salt marshes on the south shore of the St. Lawrence estuary. Created in 1980 by the Canadian Wildlife Service, the reserve protects the American black duck's habitat. The marsh filters the St. Lawrence, trapping tonnes of sediment. Its tide pools and mud flats make it an attractive feeding area for many migratory birds.

371, rte 132 E., L'Isle-Verte
Québec, Canada, G0L 1K0

418 898-2757
1 800 463-4311 (Canada)

418 867-8732

Website

Dates

June 15 - September 15 (Approximate dates)

Activities

Body of water. Entertainment. Hiking (8,3 km). Hunting. Multimedia/slide shows/videos/movies. Plant life observation. Site interpretation. Wildlife observation. Tours : in french. Other activities

Services

Boutique / Sales counter. Panoramic view / lookout

Parking services

Parking: Free outdoor parking

Restaurant and food services

Picnic area

Groups

Reservations required. Special activities

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