Salmon Arm Nature Bay, , Canada
A Western Grebe breeding colony has been established at Salmon Arm Nature Bay, which is 11,000 feet of protected foreshore. Many migrating birds stop here because of the extensive mudflats and marshland. Over 250 species of birds frequent the area. Birdwatchers will enjoy the 4-km (2.5 mi) trail with bird-view blinds for watching from.
| Topic Code | Bodies of Water | |
| State | British Columbia | |
| Zip | ' | |
| Categories Listed in | Attractions, Things to do in , Bodies of Water, British Columbia Tourist Attractions, Things to do in and around |