Future Park Interpreters

We often have a pair or more of geese who nest somewhere in the Fort and have their goslings in the early Spring.

One pair always liked to nest on top of the Ice House in the Fort, which has a sod roof (to keep the interior cool). They found it nice and safe and cushy.

An interesting note: that there is speculation that Edmonton was an attractive gathering place for indigenous tribes for time immemorial because of the large amounts of geese that would migrate through this corridor.

Tom Long
Public Interpretation Coordinator

Fort Edmonton Geese

 

Geese

Photos: Fort Edmonton Park staff

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