Me & The Salish Sea – Journeys (Free Online)
Candace Campo (xetsematsa) and Richard Till (smanit stumish) share their experiences and cultural journeys of the Salish Sea.
Candace Campo (xetsematsa) and Richard Till (smanit stumish) share their experiences and cultural journeys of the Salish Sea.
Join Catherine Jardine to learn the importance of estuaries and how scientists are learning more about birds' use of nearshore habitats.
Come join this beginner-friendly webinar on bird photography with photographer Kris Cu.
Learn all about the small, colourful and unique birds we call warblers.
Learn about how earth sciences are impacted by climate change.
Sea level rise adaptation expert, Angela Danyluk, explores the impacts of climate change on the ocean, and what we can do to help.
Explore the strange, fascinating and inspirational world of fungus.
Learn fun facts about squirrels species found in Stanley Park.
Learn how approaches to climate issues can look differently across socio-political landscapes, different ecosystems, and on individual bases.
Join crow lover and photographer June Hunter to discover the art of crow watching.
Learn about the amazing skills and lives of bald eagles.
Learn about behavioural and physiological adaptations of animals in winter.
Learn about the hidden winter world of bees.
Learn about the physiological and behavioral adaptations of wildlife in Stanley Park.
Learn how to nurture a garden that nurtures wildlife.
Learn all about the colony of great blue herons in Stanley Park.
Learn about the bee species in your backyard.
Learn about the lives of local migrating warbler species.
Join the world of crow watching!
Take part in some mushroom musings with Dr. Kent Brothers.
ONLINE PROGRAM Through the winter season, tens of thousands of waterfowl spend their time on the shores of Vancouver, in what has been designated the English Bay, Burrard Inlet & Howe Sound Important Bird & Biodiversity Area (IBA). Two of the most common are the Surf Scoter and Barrow’s Goldeneye. Through photographs and illustrations, join...
Learn all about the colony of great blue herons in Stanley Park!
Immerse yourself in the stunning world of hummingbirds with nature educator James Mackenzie!
Learn why there's no such thing as a "seagull" and more facts from the water!
As part of the 2024 Stewardship Series, organized in partnership with the Invasive Species Council of Metro Vancouver (ISCMV) & Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES). Food Forests on April 23, 2024 - 6:30 - 8 pm Join us online as we welcome a panel of experts to discuss local food forest initiatives! A food forest or forest garden is...
Find out about the exciting, buzzing, and majestic life of the Blue Orchard Mason Bee!
Learn about this unique urban colony and the 2024 nesting season’s highlights with Urban Wildlife Programs Coordinator Rose Wilkin.
Learn about two of our common and beautiful winter residents of the water: the Surf Scoter and Barrow's Goldeneye!
As part of the Stewardship Series for 2024, Kristen Miskelly, co-owner of Satinflower Nurseries will be leading this online talk on native seed production and the use of seeds in restoration. This talk will be held over Zoom, event is full - registration closed. Native seed production and community outreach to encourage seed-based restoration on southern Vancouver Island This...
Silently fly into this online owl program and immerse yourself in the sneaky world of these nocturnal hunters!