Saskatchewan Birding Trail – Prairie to Pine Corridor

Discover the diversity of birdlife along the Prairie to Pine Corridor on the Saskatchewan Birding Trail. This unique trail spans several communities in northwest Saskatchewan, including notable spots like St. Walburg and Bright Sand Lake Regional Park. It features a series of designated Birding Hot Spots across varied habitats such as wetlands, forests, and grasslands. Each location offers a chance to see different species, with an impressive tally of about 256 bird species recorded around St. Walburg alone. Key areas like Mervin and Meota are renowned for their seasonal migrations, providing spectacular birdwatching opportunities. Whether a novice or an experienced birdwatcher, this corridor offers valuable insights into the avian world.