Haliburton Forest Wolf Centre History

Published September 16, 2017 at 1600×1067 in Wolf Centre History.

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6.5 week old female wolf pup is starting to make appearances at the Observation Area at Haliburton Forest Wolf Centre Fishing Derby was super fun! Thank you to everyone who came out! Top fish was a 15.5 inch Rainbow Trout! Congrats to Boshkung Smokehouse Hook, Line & Sinker , Angie Grant , Cameron for a well planned and organized event. $1,000.00 = 200 fishies was raised for the Haliburton Forest Fishing Society for our stocking efforts!Sunday, June 22, 2025 - Starting at 7pm, the Hocking College students will be doing their final presentations on the various topics that they have been researching over the last month.Thursday, June 26 - Is our first Wolf Howl of the season, and we kick things off with a long-standing tradition of Hocking College joining our facilitators!Summer break is just around the corner, and we have sooooo much going on! Check out Yours Outdoors for a full events and experiences calendar.#Haliburtonforest #myhaliburtonhighlands #discoveron #summerfun #summerbreak #summergetaway ... See MoreSee Less

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In addition to June being Pride, happy Pride! and Indigenous History Month, this Saturday on June 21st we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day!Every day at Haliburton Forest we celebrate, support and honour, our Indigenous friends, colleagues, guests, and partners through listening deeply, and taking action! We continue to build our relations and knowledge in a good way through ongoing training, community outreach, land stewardship projects such as re-introducing Manoomin/Wild Rice, purchasing merchandise such as art, jewelry as well as display pieces from our local Indigenous communities. Using language wherever we can and as we update signage. And so much more.It is now more important than ever to support and celebrate those who protect land, language, culture and rights.How will you be celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day?See here for a full listing of events across Turtle Island/Canada.www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/list-events.html#eventslist ... See MoreSee Less

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