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Purpose : : to protect the bulrush marsh, the main habitat of Greater Snow Geese during migration.
Feature Birds : Greater Snow Goose, Great Grey Owl, Peregrine Falcon, Ruby-throated Hummingbird.
Feature Plant : American bulrush.
This staging area for the Greater Snow Goose is a shining example of successful efforts to protect
an essential heritage site. The population was only about 3000 birds at the beginning of the century, but is now near a million following, in part, the creation of the wildlife area through the purchase of the
largest marsh of American bulrush, the goose's favourite food.
Visitor’s Guide
(PDF document)
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Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
570, Chemin du Cap-Tourmente
Saint-Joachim (Québec)
G0A 3X0
Téléphone (418) 827-4591
Télécopieur (418) 827-6225
Courriel : cap.tourmente@ec.gc.ca
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Partner:
Association des Amis et amies du cap Tourmente (AACT)
570, Chemin du Cap-Tourmente
Saint Joachim (Québec)
G0A 3X0
Téléphone (418) 827-5527
Courriel : info@amiscaptourmente.org
Site Internet : http://www.captourmente.com
Regional activities
Centre d’initiation au patrimoine, * La Grande Ferme. Saint-Joachim, Québec
Corporation du Sentier des caps de Charlevoix
Festival de l’oie des neiges de Saint-Joachim
* Links to sites external to Environment Canada (EC) are provided as a convenience and their
inclusion in no way implies that Environment Canada endorses or accepts any responsibility for the content or use of these sites. As the organizations that maintain these sites may not be
subject to the Official Languages Act, information found on these sites may be presented only in the language in which it was written.
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