Forest Family Storytime and Worry Doll Workshop
Nature House 712 Lost Lagoon Path, Vancouver, BC, CanadaImmerse yourself in the enchanting world of storytelling and creativity at our Storytime and Worry Doll workshop with SPES Educator Vikki Deo
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of storytelling and creativity at our Storytime and Worry Doll workshop with SPES Educator Vikki Deo
Join us for our monthly birding program, Birds of a Feather! This month, birder and photographer Frank Lin takes us on a journey from Lost Lagoon to Second Beach to explore these feathered coastal wonders.
Join wildlife photographer and SPES Nature House Educator, Frank Lin to experience the breeding season activity and sounds of Stanley Park’s owls on this popular nighttime walk.
Meet the birds of Coal Harbour while taking in the sights, sounds, and sea spray!
Come volunteer to help the Stanley Park ecosystem by managing and removing invasive plant species. You will learn about local ecology and conservation issues, take part in hands-on invasive species removal, and make an important contribution to habitat conservation and restoration in Stanley Park. EcoStewards will always meet outside of the SPES office (610 Pipeline...
Join us in Stanley Park for the next Pro-D Day!
Join our casual nature outing to meet the creatures and features of Stanley Park’s woods and wetlands!
Get your hands dirty in the magical mix of soil and seeds by joining us for a seed bomb workshop!
Learn all about the colony of great blue herons in Stanley Park!
Learn a traditional embroidery art from Ayacucho, Perú and create a beautiful highland flower.
Come volunteer to help the Stanley Park ecosystem by managing and removing invasive plant species. You will learn about local ecology and conservation issues, take part in hands-on invasive species removal, and make an important contribution to habitat conservation and restoration in Stanley Park. EcoStewards will always meet outside of the SPES office (610 Pipeline...
A winter plant walk led by BCIT Instructor, Julia Alards-Tomalin. Julia will be sharing knowledge on how to identify native plants in the winter by looking at their buds, branches, and bark.