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Engaging a wide diversity of community stewards from the everyday citizen to corporate groups shows that SPES is vested in long-term action and without such action, Greater Vancouver risks losing a significant portion of its biological richness.

Ross Vennesland, Species at Risk Recovery Specialist, Parks Canada

Christmas Bird Count Results
December 21, 2017
It was a foggy Saturday morning when organisers and volunteers, parents, and two dozen children gathered in our wide-windowed Salmonberry … More
Bats and our “Belfry”
December 21, 2017
The roof of the Stanley Park Dining Pavilion will be replaced over the next few months. What does that mean … More
Protecting “Prime Real Estate” in Stanley Park
April 29, 2016
Not unlike Vancouver’s prime waterfront real estate, Stanley Park’s riparian or water’s edge zones are exclusive habitats for many wildlife … More
Watching Water Quality in the Park
April 29, 2016
Water is the lifeblood of forest and wetland ecosystems, so it’s important to understand its quality to inform management decisions … More
Fences Grow Along Lost Lagoon
April 29, 2016
On the west side of Lost Lagoon, SPES’ Stanley Park Eco Stewards, in collaboration with environmental artist Sharon Kallis, have been … More

State of the Park Report for the Ecological Integrity of Stanley Park Download

Stanley Park Ecology Society

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Spotlights on Current Initiatives