Currently on Display...
IMMORTAL NATURE'S AGELESS HARMONY
The Botanical Lantern Slides of William Copeland McCalla.
Glass lantern slides were developed in 1849 to be projected onto a wall or screen so that photographic images could be viewed by a larger audience.
McCalla photographed the images for his black and white glass lantern slides which he then hand-coloured. The exhibit showcases a selection of McCalla's images from the Provincial Archives of Alberta's collection.
Through the end of July.
Artist of the Month for JUNE
Featuring Nature Photography by Dan Rance (D&K Enterprises)
Come see and enjoy his work. We will display a new artist every month for you to view, and, if you like the work, purchase a piece to take home.
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GRASS - NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETTY LAWN Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side of the Fence? Learn About Some of Our Native Grasses In the Main Display Case |
SSSSSSS - Snakes Alive
Yes, the Park has Reptilian Residents.
See who they are at the Main Desk Display Case
Hooray! Our bees are back so come and see them in our beehive display.
While you're here, you can also check out the Family Activity Corner.
Call the Nature Line at (403) 529-6225 for details.
| Permanent Displays |
| Under the Hat |
| This Geologic profile shows what the layers are rock under Medicine Hat look like, and what they are composed of. |
| Valley Wildlife |
| The Fibre Arts Society made this amazingly detailed felt wall hanging showing a variety of plants and animals that you can see in our river valley. |
| Insect Specimens |
| We have a collection of some of the cool insects you can find in the area. |