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Right now, our Pacific great blue herons are on their winter foraging grounds outside of the Park. They can be found fishing in shallow eel-grass beds and hunting in open…

It was a foggy Saturday morning when organisers and volunteers, parents, and two dozen children gathered in our wide-windowed Salmonberry Room for another Christmas Bird Count for Kids (CBC4Kids) in…

The roof of the Stanley Park Dining Pavilion will be replaced over the next few months. What does that mean for the little brown bat colony that resides under it…

Great blue heron chicks typically start fledging–and leaving the nests–after about 60 days.  Some of the oldest chicks in the Stanley Park colony are getting close to leaving.  We can…

Rain, snow and sun – how does weather affect the forest? Climate matters to the park. Rain, sunshine, wind and snow all affect this delicate environment. Just over ten years…

Can you imagine a curriculum focused less on memorized knowledge from a textbook and more on developing skills for critical thinking? We can, and we’re excited.  BC’s new curriculum changes…