Fungi are the keepers of the veil between the realms of the living and the dead. Learn from mycologist Willoughby Arévalo how all life depends on the death and decay brought about by these dwellers of the underworld. Join us for this special walk at the time when the veil between worlds is at its thinnest and most permeable, when souls and spores alike may drift across.
read moreWhat happens in the Park after dark? Join us for a stroll to learn all about the nocturnal animals of the waters, skies, and forest and how they adapt to thrive after the sun has set. We’ll try our luck and listen for the slap of beaver tails, the hoots of owls, and the yips of coyotes and other creatures who come out in the evening light on this nature outing.
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Photo: Iris Removal (Greg Hart)
Join this Halloween edition our monthly birding series – no experience necessary, and costumes welcome! 🙂
read moreJoin SPES educators for a spooky exploration of nocturnal animals for parents and kids!
read moreParents and children, come out for a spooky season walk and discover the night-dwelling species of Stanley Park.
read moreCome join us on a spooky night walk through Beaver Lake to learn about nocturnal animals.
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