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    • Friends Of Misery Bay
      • Mission Statement
      • Become A Member
      • Talks & Presentations
      • Donations - Fund Raising
      • Our Projects
      • Turtle Tracks
      • Observations & FAQ's
      • Board of Directors
      • Contact Us
    • Store
    • Visitors Centre
      • About
      • Displays & Activities
    • Park Information
      • History
      • Description
      • How Misery Got Its Name
      • Map & Directions
      • Ontario Parks
      • Trail Maps & Hotspots
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  • Home
  • Friends Of Misery Bay
    • Mission Statement
    • Become A Member
    • Talks & Presentations
    • Donations - Fund Raising
    • Our Projects
    • Turtle Tracks
    • Observations & FAQ's
    • Board of Directors
    • Contact Us
  • Store
  • Visitors Centre
    • About
    • Displays & Activities
  • Park Information
    • History
    • Description
    • How Misery Got Its Name
    • Map & Directions
    • Ontario Parks
    • Trail Maps & Hotspots
  • Reviews

INTERACTIVE DISPLAYS AT OUR VISITOR CENTRE

A UNIQUE COLLECTION

Visitors to Misery Bay Provincial Park this coming season will have a unique opportunity to view a one of a kind collection of pictures.


Sabine Huege and Marcel Beneteau who are both members of Friends of Misery Bay (FOMB) and the Manitoulin Nature Club have donated the results of a 15 year journey showing their interest, passion and commitment.


In that time they explored many of the roads and trails on Manitoulin Island and captured images of over 800 different flowers found on the Island. Pictures have been catalogued in 15 binders with the name and location of each picture.


They have graciously donated this entire collection to  Misery Bay Provincial Park (Ontario Parks) through FOMB to be displayed at the Visitor Centre where visitors can view them. 


Whatever your interest level in flowers this is a must see display, depicting flowers of all colours, flowers without leaves, carnivorous flowers , flowers that are a bit spooky looking and many more.


The good news is that Sabine and Marcel are not done yet,  as they believe there are many flowers still to be found and photographed.

Trail Map

A fully interactive display of the "Trail Map & Hotspots" slide show presented on a touch screen activated display. 

Videos with Misery Bay Experts

Animals of an Ancient Sea