Elizabee's pollinator garden tour

Land Acknowledgement
Parks Canada acknowledges the lands upon which we gather in New Brunswick to be the unceded territories of the Mi’gmaq, Wolastoqiyik, and Peskotomuhkati Nations.

The tour
Located in the headquarters area near the cliffs overlooking the Bay of Fundy, the Pollinator Garden is a 400-square-metre garden full of native flowering plants. Pollinators come from near and far to visit these plants in exchange for pollen and nectar.

The tour follows Elizabee, a yellow-banded bumble bee, who will fly with you through the garden - stopping at the numbered bee houses along the way. Each of the six stops features text and visual information about pollinators and their important role in the environment.

During the tour, you’ll encounter bolded words or phrases. To learn more look them up in the glossary linked at the bottom of each stop or on the main menu.

The path
The wide, crushed-stone path around the Pollinator Garden was designed to create a more accessible experience. The southwest entrance provides access to the M’pisun Awti’j / Medicine Trail. A bench and two accessible picnic tables provide ample opportunity for you to stop and smell the roses.

Please stay on the path
As you experience the Pollinator Garden, please use the established paths. As with all wildlife, please be respectful of all plants and pollinators while they are doing their important work.

Comment card
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