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Lincoln Wetlands, NB (Photo by NCC)

Lincoln Wetlands, NB (Photo by NCC)

Lincoln Wetlands

Lincoln Wetlands, NB (Photo by NCC)

Lincoln Wetlands, NB (Photo by NCC)

The Lincoln Wetland Natural Area protects a species at risk along the banks of the majestic St. John River. The property features a diverse mix of marshes, mudflats and old field forest, as well as a floodplain forest that contains silver maple, basswood and endangered butternut tree. Just a short drive from Fredericton, the 8.5 hectare (21-acre) property was donated in memory of Gwen Ferris.

The natural area provides habitat for migratory waterfowl, such as wood duck, mallard, American wigeon and green-winged teal.

The Lincoln Wetland Natural Area is a collaboration between NCC, the neighbouring Lincoln Elementary Community School and other conservation partners. The site provides a safe, enjoyable and educational outdoor learning experience for students, and its riverside walking trail is used by all ages.

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