What could be the connection between rufous hummingbirds, red-breasted sapsuckers, and insects in the forest? Where do little brown bats go in the daytime? Who’s been visiting the flowers and berries in the forest? Join us for a forest ecology walk to learn about the hidden connections from the mossy ground to the treetop canopies!
read moreJoin Julia for a stroll through the forest to get to know the common forest plants of our region, learning key characteristics and fun tips to tell them apart! We’ll learn how these plants are ecologically connected to each other and the wildlife of our region.
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Photo: Iris Removal (Greg Hart)
Bring your binoculars and join our monthly birding program — this month venturing around Beaver Lake!
read moreEver taken a closer look at the blankets of green that cover logs, rocks, trunks, and the forest floor? Join us and bryologist Connor Wardrop to uncover the world of mosses and their friends, of which there are over 900 species in BC!
read moreMeet some of the tall, towering trees overhead — exploring their bark, cones, and needles, all while enjoying some fresh air in nature. If it’s dry enough, we might do some bark rub prints along the way to explore the textures of the trees, with materials provided!
read moreJoin us for a reflective morning outing in the forest, where we’ll stroll through the Park and take moments to pause, observe, and absorb our environment, then return inside for some tea!
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