Adam Kveton Photo Nicole Obee, her son, Calder Sinclair and daughter Chloe Sinclair from Nanaimo take a tour of the North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre’s museum. Calder was a little wary of the larger stuffed animals on display.

Adam Kveton Photo Nicole Obee, her son, Calder Sinclair and daughter Chloe Sinclair from Nanaimo take a tour of the North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre’s museum. Calder was a little wary of the larger stuffed animals on display.

Tour of the wild

Nanaimo family visits NIWRA museum

ADAM KVETON

adam.kveton@pqbnews.com

Nanaimo family visits NIWRA museum

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