North Island Wildlife Recovery Association

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North Island Wildlife Recovery Association
Self-guided Tour Open To The Public
Guided Tours For Groups
Wildlife Rehabilitation Education
Gift Shop
View Non-releasable Wildlife
Wildlife Museum
Open To The Public (march - December)

We are a non-profit organization that cares for the well-being of Vancouver Island wildlife and strives to educate the public. Nestled in the district of Errington on Vancouver Island, NIWRA is a park like setting with a peaceful rustic atmosphere. When visiting the centre you will be able to view eagles, several species of owls, falcons, hawks, ravens, and black bears.

The centre is a world class wildlife rehabilitation facility specializing in raptors and black bear. Magnificent eagles can be viewed through one way glass in the largest flight cage if its kind in Canada.

During the summer months, live raptor presentations are available for you.

You will learn about Vancouver Island wildlife by booking a large group tour or just visit the centre on your own. Make sure you visit our gift shop.

James the bear cub

James the bear cub

Main Entrance

Main Entrance

Eagle Flight Cage

Eagle Flight Cage

Museum of Nature

Museum of Nature

Knut (non-releaseable)

Knut (non-releaseable)

Wildlife Garden

Wildlife Garden

King Alfred (non-releasable)

King Alfred (non-releasable)

Annual Mushroom Show

Annual Mushroom Show

Annual Mushroom Show

Annual Mushroom Show

Annual Eagle Release

Annual Eagle Release

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North Island Wildlife Recovery Association
1240 Leffler Road
Errington
BC
V0R1V0
Canada
250-248-8534
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