Bow Habitat Station

Located in the city of Calgary, Alberta, Bow Habitat Station is a unique and interactive destination for tourists and visitors. This environmental education facility offers a variety of learning experiences and activities for people of all ages to discover and appreciate the amazing aquatic ecosystems of the Bow River.

Visitors can explore the Discovery Centre, where they can see live fish and wildlife exhibits, interactive displays, and hands-on activities that showcase the diversity and importance of the Bow River watershed. They can also take a guided tour of the Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery, one of the largest and most advanced fish hatcheries in North America, where they can learn about fish life cycles and witness fish being raised for release into the river.

For those who enjoy being outdoors, Bow Habitat Station also offers guided interpretive walks along the Bow River and the Fish Creek Provincial Park. These walks provide visitors with the opportunity to see and learn about local plants, animals, and their habitats in a beautiful outdoor setting. With its combination of education, fun, and natural beauty, Bow Habitat Station is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in learning more about the diverse aquatic life of the Bow River.

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