Our Mission
Stanley Park Ecology Society promotes awareness of and respect for the natural world and plays a leadership role in the stewardship of Stanley Park through collaborative initiatives in education, research and conservation.
Summer Job at SPES
May 24th, 2013We are seeking an energetic, creative and passionate summer environmental educator assistant to connect people of all ages with nature … More
Weaving our way towards conservation
May 15th, 2013As a part of SPES’ forest defragmentation goals, we are collaborating with environmental artist Sharon Kallis on putting into practice the research from the 2009 Ivy Project bio-netting case study. More
Stanley Park: The world’s most beautiful park
May 15th, 2013This article is SPES’ first monthly contribution to Miss 604′s popular blog. More
Ivy Busters turns over a new leaf
May 9th, 2013After receiving many creative name ideas from staff and volunteers to rename the stewardship program formerly known as the Ivy … More
SPES’ youngest volunteer in the news
May 3rd, 2013At 12 years old, Liron Gertsman is SPES’ youngest volunteer. However, that’s not the only thing that sets him apart … More
And the photo contest winners are…
April 25th, 2013From Douglas squirrels to skunk cabbage, and Seawall bike riders to towering totem poles, close to a hundred shutterbugs snapped … More
Thank you photographers!
April 16th, 2013More than 130 Entrants from Vancouver, the US, Mexico and Taiwan took part in SPES’ inaugural photo contest over the … More
