South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center |

Welcome to the Center

The Wetlands Discovery Center is revolutionizing how we think, teach and learn about Louisiana’s disappearing coast. Our programs focus on developing adaptation skills in our young people. By doing so, we ensure the survival of our culture along with our workforce.

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Welcome to the Center

Revolutionizing Coastal Education

The students of South Louisiana are ready to fight to preserve their way of life, but it is our responsibility to arm them with the tools necessary to win this battle. The Wetlands Discovery Center has an obligation to educate these students to adapt for the future. We have the opportunity to lift our young people from the water. By teaching our students adaptability, we teach them to swim and survive.

Revolutionizing Coastal Education

Envisioning the Future

Whether you live along Bayou Terrebonne, work along Bayou Lafourche, or celebrate in the city of New Orleans, we're all in this together. Everyone across the globe faces challenges in the place they choose to live, but the residents of coastal Louisiana face complicated issues. Our land is washing away, but that doesn't mean our next generation has to be lost too.

Envisioning the Future

Environmental Heritage

We live at a very unique intersection between environment and culture where one is dependent on the other. Our Environmental Heritage comes with the great responsibility of ensuring that generations to come will be able to enjoy what this land and water have given us for decades.

Environmental Heritage
Events

Swamp Camp
June 5-9 and 12-16, 2023

The South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center will hold its annual swamp camp from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 5-9 and June 12-16 for campers grades 4 to 7

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Thanks for letting us be a part of Leadership Terrebonne’s Environment Day!Leadership Terrebonne spent the day learning about and exploring our environment, considering all the improvements made by advocates, the threats to bayou communities and the positive impacts we can make by simple activities such as beekeeping and planting native species of plants. We thank our partners, Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government, The South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center, Dr. Jacqueline Richard, Stevie Smith, The Terrebonne Levee and Conservation District, Montegut and Little Caillou Fire Departments for making the day great. And thanks LT 2023 for the fabulous lunch---Daniel Belanger and Brian Naquin for doing the cooking! Wes Thibodeaux, your cake and fudge was the bomb!!! Rachel LeCompte you're our favorite beekeeper! ... See MoreSee Less
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The vendor application period for the 2023 Rougarou Fest is OPEN! Link to application below: rougaroufest.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Rougarou-Fest-Vendor-Booth-Application-2023.pdfThis year’s festival is October 20-22. Vendor booths must operate Saturday 10am-10pm and Sunday 10am-5pm, with the option to also operate Friday night from 5pm-10pm. Payment in the form of cash or check must be submitted with application to hold the spot. Electricity is available for an additional fee! ... See MoreSee Less
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