The Port Rowan Wetlands are located in Norfolk, Ontario, Canada, within the Long Point World Biosphere Reserve. The Port Rowan Wetlands serve as a recreational trail and wildlife viewing area that supports a wide variety of species unique to the...
The Port Rowan Wetlands are located in Norfolk, Ontario, Canada, within the Long Point World Biosphere Reserve. The Port Rowan Wetlands serve as a recreational trail and wildlife viewing area that supports a wide variety of species unique to the Long Point Bay area. Previously known as the Port Rowan Sewage Lagoons, the wetlands were originally established to naturally treat, store, and dispose of wastewater from the town. The construction of a new treatment facility in 2012 enabled the transformation of these lagoons into a vibrant wetland aimed at protecting and restoring habitats for species at risk. An interpretive trail network winds through the restored wetland, offering the public recreational and educational opportunities to learn about species at risk and their habitats. Whether you're an avid birdwatcher, a photographer, or simply seeking a peaceful walk, the Port Rowan Wetlands offers a glimpse into a diverse and vibrant ecosystem in Norfolk, Ontario, Canada.
We saw a number of well used birdhouses on our walk around Port Rowan Wetlands. They are spread out and scattered in various locations along the trail. ...
We saw a number of well used birdhouses on our walk around Port Rowan Wetlands. They are spread out and scattered in various locations along the trail.
Monarch caterpillars feed exclusively on the leaves of Milkweed. The Milkweed plants found around the Port Rowan Wetlands are critical to the survival of Monarch
The Port Rowan Wetlands in Norfolk, Ontario, is a popular spot for birders. We saw this eagle flying overhead as we walked around the wetland. Photo Credit: Brent Ferrie