Bird Walk with Nigel Mathews

Curious who that is singing in the rushes on the boardwalk or who is fishing in the lake?

Join local bird expert Nigel Mathews for a bird walk and learn to identify local and migrant birds in and around One Mile Lake.

See how many local birds you can tick off Nigel’s “Birds of Pemberton Checklist”!

We’ll meet at the One Mile Lake Nature Centre at 8:30 am. Come equipped with your own binoculars or peer through Nigel’s powerful birding telescope.

All ages are welcome. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Don’t forget to bring water and snacks.

Registration is required! RSVP Below. 

About Nigel Mathews 

Nigel was born in Kenya where he started birding aged 4. Since then he has visited

most African countries and carried out the first study of the Slaty Egret in Botswana. He has

birded all the European countries, India, Nepal, Australia and New Zealand. Suriname is the

only South American country he hasn’t visited and he spent 6 months in the depths of the

Amazon rainforest in Peru studying the elusive Zigzag heron.

He has seen 6800 species making him # 1 in B.C.