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W̱MÍYEŦEN Nature Sanctuary

(formerly Mary Lake)

Discover the Sanctuary

In the heart of the Millstream Watershed

The riparian landscape of the property changes dramatically through the different season bringing new discoveries of plant species and migrating visitors of the winged and four legged kind.

Location

​The sanctuary is located in the Highlands District, part of the Greater Victoria area, ​just 25 km from the heart of Victoria the capital city of British Columbia, Canada.

Activities and Nature

The intact Eco systems and natural beauty create the perfect setting for retreats,workshops, nature inspired programs and classes.​ It’s natural setting makes it the ideal place for the community to enjoy, take photographs, hike, walk, or simple relaxation with nature.

The W̱MÍYEŦEN Nature Sanctuary will be available for many wonderful experiences ​that will support well-being and encourage environmental awareness.

Walking Trails

Numerous stream side trails in the 13,000 year old Millstream Watershed offer inspiring views of the 7 intact ecosystems on the property.

They are available on the 2nd Sunday of the month or by request for guided group walks or during special events. Trails are rated as easy.
For our monthly walks see the Spirit of Nature Walk section

Nature Kinship House

The secluded location of the 4,600-sq. ft. original house literally sits on the water’s edge of a private lake and offers the perfect space for retreats, workshops, meetings and gatherings.

It enables individuals and groups the opportunity to experience a purposefully designed space amid the rich and raw beauty of a natural forest.

W̱MÍYEŦEN Nature Sanctuary

1772 Millstream Rd,
Victoria, BC V9B 6E4

[email protected]

W̱MÍYEŦEN Nature Sanctuary Society

1772 Millstream Rd.  Victoria, BC. V9B 6E4

 

WSÁNEC Coast Salish

W̱MÍYEŦEN Nature Sanctuary lies within the traditional territories of the WSÁNEC (Saanich) Coast Salish Peoples.

​We recognize the integral role the ancestors of the WSÁNEC Coast Salish Peoples play as past and present day stewards of the Highlands lands.

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