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South West Region

Cowtown Livestock Exchange
Cowtown Livestock Exchange is a public livestock auction that serves the Maple Creek area. Students and teachers are welcome to visit during the public auctions, to observe how cattle are graded and sold to the gerneal public.

    Tour Length: Varies
    Cost: Free
    Hours of Operation: 8 am - 5 pm M-F
    Location: Maple Creek
    Capacity: No limit
    Contact: Wayne Boyer
    Phone: (306) 662 2648
    Fax: (306) 662 2615
    Click here to see map.
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
The Cypress Hills Inter provincial Park has many programs for students including Geology of the Cypress Hills, First Nations, Natural Environment, and Cultural programs.
    Tour Length: 1 1/2 hours
    Cost: $1.00 per student per program
    Hours of Operation: spring (limited in Fall)
    Location: Cypress Hills Provincial Park
    Capacity: 22 students/program
    Contact: Melody Nagel-Hisey
    Phone: (306) 662 5411
    Fax: (306) 662 5482
    Email: cypresshills@serm.gov.sk.ca
    Website: Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
Delorme Seeds Ltd.
We are a processing/manufacturing plant which custom cleans conventional & organic pulse crops, cereal crops, oil seed crops, and various spices. We also package and ship product to other countries as well as locally. We are also a bulk storage facility. Recommended ages 6-12
    Tour Length: 1 hour
    Cost: Free
    Hours of Operation: 9 am - 5 pm M - F
    Location: Assiniboia
    Capacity: 15 students
    Contact: Gerald Delorme/Rhonda Pickens
    Phone: (306) 642 5793
    Fax: (306) 642 5276
    Email: gdelorme@sasktel.net
    Click here to see map.
Grasslands National Park
Grasslands National Park is in the heart of native mixed-prairie. Our school programs focus on the opportunity of exploring this place. The park will be the strongest teacher here and we only assist the education. Our school programming is adapting to increased visitation and interest. Therefore, we are moving towards pre-planned programs that focus on the Saskatchewan curriculum elements that are consistent with park values while retaining a degree of flexibility to adapt to the specific audience. Grasslands National Park is a non-developed park. There is little in the ways of services in the park and we rely on surrounding communities to provide those necessary services. For many, it is precisely the experience of solitude and an untouched prairie landscape that they find attractive.
    Tour Length: 2 1/2 - 3 hours
    Cost: Free
    Hours of Operation: may long - end of school year
    Location: Val Marie
    Capacity: 25 students (more possible)
    Contact: Visitor Center
    Phone: (306) 298 2257
    Email: grasslands.info@pc.gc.ca
    Click here to see map.
Great Sandhills Museum
The Great Sandhills Museum has 11 rooms with different themes. They have an interpretive center reflecting animals, birds, and flowers of the Great Sandhills. There is also a historic church and barn on the grounds plus antique machinery. You can also see the worlds tallest wheat stalk!
    Tour Length: 1 hour
    Cost: $3.00/adult, $2.00/student, preschool free
    Hours of Operation: 9 am - 4 pm M - S
    Location: Sceptre
    Capacity: No Limit
    Contact: Carol Hegg
    Phone: (306) 623 4345
    Email: gshs@sasktel.net
    Website: Great Sandhills Museum
Heartland Livestock Services
The best day for a tour is our regular Tuesday Sale day to give students the full auction experience. The tour would begin with a general description of the services we provided and a tour of the marketing center. The tour focuses on providing students with a general understanding of the livestock industry, the type of cattle that are sold here, where they come from, and where they end up.

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Did You Know?Cows can jump. If they are running fast enough, they can jump over a fence.