Posted: Sep 1 2017, 1:13pm CDT | by Hira Bashir, in News | Latest Science News Credit: Stanley Park Ecology Society Scientists are not sure what is causing the rapid…
read moreDid you know that Vancouver has its very own blob monster? That’s the less-than-scientific name for the slimy and surprisingly firm jelly creatures at the Lost Lagoon. It’s possible we’re…
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Photo: Iris Removal (Greg Hart)
Is it animal or plant? Alive or not? If you guessed a bryozoan, you are correct! This is a kelp-encrusting bryozoan (Membranipora serrilamella). A bryozoan may look like a crystal…
read moreThose who came out for our Stanley Park Earth Day Celebration on April 27 were literally blown away by the number of activities, walks, volunteer opportunities, and cookies… as well…
read moreWe are now at week #12 of the heron breeding season in Stanley Park, and the chicks continue to grow at an incredible rate since hatching began on April 28. Around two…
read moreIt is bat survey season again! The SPES conservation team and volunteers collaborating with BC Community Bat Program (BCCBP) (https://www.bcbats.ca/) started conducting emergence count surveys this spring to determine if…
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