Explore Wetlands in Yukon & Northwest Territories

Visit wetlands in Yukon and the Northwest Territories, where vast northern ecosystems support migratory birds and wildlife. Explore Swan Haven or Fort Simpson for bird migrations, cultural landscapes and remote outdoor adventure.

Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ (Fort Simpson)

The place where rivers come together” is a significant area where The Dehcho (Mackenzie River) and the Nácháh Dehé (Liard River) meet, a jumping off point and location for activities and cultural experiences. Visit the community, pass along the rivers, head into Nahanni National Park, or experience the arts and craft scene—there’s a little bit for everyone! Dehcho, Northwest Territories.

Swan Haven Interpretive Centre

Discover the 500-metre shoreline trail, interpretive panels, seasonal swan counts and more. April and early May are when you can see trumpeter and tundra swans, wigeons, Canada geese, northern pintails, shorebirds, eagles, and other wildlife engulfing the bay. Located on Marsh Lake. Interpretive trails. North M'Clintock Bay, YK.

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