Thomson Marsh is a public park found in the Mission area of Kelowna. Sitting right next to a creek, it is a great spot for both people and wildlife to spend their day. 

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For the past couple of years we have collaborated with the City of Kelowna to enhance the park by creating a denser riparian strip that will provide better habitat and food for many of the parks residents.

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In 2024 and 2025, with the help of over 40 volunteers, we were able to plant around 755 trees and shrubs around the marsh. These plants include: snowberry, wild rose, showy milkweed, red-osier dogwood, blue elderberry, native willows, and mountain alder.  

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You can also fine us at this park hosting various events, like Beginner Birding workshops, Invasive plant walks, and much more.