Things You ‘Otter’ Know in Stanley Park (Online Recording)
Want to learn about the otters in Stanley Park in the month of August? Check out this recording of an otter program from earlier this year!
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Events
All About Eagles (Online Recording)
Want to learn about the eagles in Stanley Park in the month of August? Check out this recording of an eagle program from earlier this year!
Crow Therapy – Connecting with Urban Crows (Online)
Join us for an online program with photographer and artist June Hunter to learn how to connect with our local crows!
The Invasive Japanese Beetle! (Online)
Join Tenne Andersen and Janelle Bode from the Invasive Species Council of BC for a program about the invasive Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica)!
Stanley Park Owls (Online)
Silently fly into this online owl program to learn about the owls that frequent Stanley Park!
Conservation & Restoration for Resilient Ecosystems (Online)
Join Ariane Comeau, Conservation Projects Manager, to hear about SPES's freshwater conservation initiatives.
Conservation et restauration pour des écosystèmes résilients (en ligne)
Join Ariane Comeau, Conservation Projects Manager, to hear about SPES's freshwater conservation initiatives.
How Will Climate Change Impact Local Trees? (Online)
Join UBC Professor Dr. Sally Aitken to learn about how our changing climate will impact local tree species.
Cancelled – The Essence of Flowers
Stanley Park Pavilion 610 Pipeline Road, Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaJoin Indigenous herbalist and educator Lori Snyder for an intro to flower essences and how they can support your well-being!
Cancelled – Tiny Creature Feature: Hummingbirds (Online)
Zoom into this program with hummingbird enthusiast James MacKenzie to learn all about a truly tiny, yet tenacious bird – the hummingbird!
Intro to Mushrooms (Online)
Come enjoy the mycelial musings of Dr. Kent Brothers, local mycologist and learn the basics of mushroom identification.
SPES AGM
Join us for our SPES Annual General Meeting on October 21st, featuring keynote speaker Nina Shoroplova. Please RSVP for our Zoom meeting.
Place-Based Environmental Education with SPES (In-person)
Stanley Park #19 Bus Loop Stanley Park Loop, Vancouver, BC, CanadaJoin SPES educators for an experiential, educational and inspirational outdoor workshop in beautiful Stanley Park. For teachers and student teachers.
Place-Based Environmental Education with SPES (Online)
This workshop will cover ways to engage your students in nature, and tips and tricks to help outdoor education become more comfortable for you.
Heron Highlights 2021 (Online)
Learn about this unique urban colony with Urban Wildlife Programs Coordinator Nadia Xenakis who will be discussing highlights from this year’s nesting season.
Wildlife Weekends in Southern BC (Online)
Join professor, author, and naturalist Roy Jantzen for a series of stories gathered from his research and writing of his latest book!
Co-Existing with Coyotes (Online)
Join in with our Urban Wildlife Programs Coordinator Nadia Xenakis to learn about co-existing with coyotes and why feeding wildlife can be so detrimental to their survival.
Critter Club Week 1: Slippery Salmon and Other Fantastic Fish
Join SPES educators for a fun fish focused lesson for kids!
The Winter Hummingbird: a Beacon of Hope
Find out about winter hummingbird biology with photographer and bird enthusiast James Mackenzie!
Salnachiya ?e te Tsaiylu (The Forest & Me)
This presentation is an exploration and a sharing between two colleagues and friends, an indigenous woman, a settler man and how the land bridges us as skalamix (human beings).
Mulling Over Mosses
Learn about the unique and ancient biology of mosses, common species found in Stanley Park, and discover the magic beneath our feet!
Protecting Urban Streams Through Photography
Take a deeper dive into urban streams in the Lower Mainland with outdoor storyteller and photographer Fernando Lessa.
The 2021 Coyote Conflicts
Learn about common concerns surrounding the 2021 coyote attacks in Stanley Park.
The Birds and Bees: a Season of Breeding
Come listen to findings and stories from the 2021 field season in Stanley Park!