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Wildlife observation in Longue-Rive

Spotting a moose around a bend in the trail or hearing a loon call at dawn beats any nature documentary. Quebec’s vast territory shelters remarkably diverse wildlife, and plenty of sites let you observe it responsibly — interpretation centres, refuges, outfitters and parks where deer, black bears, caribou and migratory birds live in their natural habitat. Some experiences are minutes from the city; others require a trek into remote country, but all of them leave lasting memories. Every season brings its own encounters. Browse the addresses in this category and go meet Quebec’s wild residents.

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Centre d’interprétation des marais salés

Longue-Rive’s 249-hectare (215-acre) salt marsh is renowned as one of the best bird-watching sites on the north shore of the St. Lawrence.