TWC Blog

This Tuesday, we were lucky to have Sparks and Embers visit us for an evening field trip! We went outside and explored the Food Forest in search of leaves to paint and stamp onto paper, as well as anything they thought might make a good paintbrush, then headed inside to test it all out. We were so glad to have them here at the wetlands!

This fall, one of the indoor activities we've been doing are pressed flower and leaf bookmarks, with plant material foraged from the wetlands! The flowers in the bookmarks pictured below are New York asters; asters are a keystone species for pollinators because they're one of the latest-blooming flowers of the year.

TWC is open for the 2025/2026 year and we're starting off with a new clothing line! 'TWC Flipwear' was created by TWC employees and...

TWC has a most unusual visitor this spring in the form of a Greater white-fronted goose ( Anser albifrons ). This species of goose breeds...

April, May and June are Spring program times at TWC! Students visit us to learn about bird migration, macroinvertebrates (critters!) and...

Gus Cary, Parker Estabrooks, Josh Terbeek and Jadyn Tower, scored 3rd place in the 'Wildlife' category of Envirothon NB 2025! Way to go...