Visitors walking toward the entrance of the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation.

Exterior view of the centre with wooden beams and raised deck.

The Boreal Centre surrounded by green lawn and autumn trees.

Interior exhibit space with bird displays and interactive learning panels.

Bright exhibit area featuring bird migration and habitat information.

Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation

Nestled in Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park, the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation is a unique hub dedicated to the boreal forest and its migratory birds. This LEED Gold building features hands-on exhibits, educational programs for all ages, visitor information, and a gift shop showcasing local artisans. In summer, guests can tour the Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory to see research in action and explore trails like the Interpretive Songbird Trail or Freighter Lakeshore Trail along the Trans Canada Trail. Open year-round, the centre also offers winter programs including cross-country ski and snowshoe loans. Friendly staff provide travel tips and nature guidance, helping visitors make the most of their stay. With immersive exhibits, outdoor adventures, and expert support, the Boreal Centre offers a memorable experience for families and nature enthusiasts alike.