Join us for this free program at Bear Creek Park and search for signs of wildlife in this park’s diverse meadow, forest, and creek habitats. Pre-registration required; please call 604-502-6065. Continue reading Bear Creek Wildlife Walk – Saturday, Oct 24, 2-3:30 pm)
Bring your family to this free program at the Surrey Nature Centre to get the inside scoop on these “spooky” creatures. Pre-registration required; please call 604-502-6065. Continue reading Expert Workshop: All About Bats – for Kids! – Thursday, Oct 29, 6:30-8 pm)
Come to this free workshop at the Surrey Nature Centre and learn about which trees are best suited to your yard. Pre-registration required; call 604-502-6065. Continue reading Expert Workshop: Right Tree, Right Place – Thursday, Oct 22, 6:30-8 pm
Join us for this free program and meet some of Surrey’s most exotic trees. Pre-registration required; please call 604-502-6065. Continue reading Meet the Trees of Redwood Park – Sunday, Oct 25, 2-3:30 pm
New CPAWS report calls Canada out for falling behind most other countries in protecting its land and fresh water. Continue reading CPAWS releases report on Canada’s lack of protected areas
Microbes are not only around us, they live on and in us. And there are many we couldn’t live without. Continue reading David Suzuki: Microbes, biodiversity and the benefits of getting dirty
Let’s slow down, breathe, listen, look and feel. Only then will we understand our place in the world and what we must do to live well on this small blue dot spinning in an enormous universe. Continue reading David Suzuki: Let’s slow down, for the sake of ourselves and our planet
Promote native habitats! The Nature Conservancy of Canada needs your help cleaning-up junk and invasive ornamentals from conservation lands in the Waterton Park Front. Continue reading Help the Nature Conservancy clean up Waterton Park
Does regular time in nature make you calmer? More alert? Happier? Let’s all get into the nature habit. It can make our lives better. Continue reading Stressed at work? Add a daily dose of green
Before we take from nature to create wealth and employment, we should first consider what must be retained to sustain both wildlife and the well-being of local communities, such as clean air, safe drinking water and healthy local food. Continue reading David Suzuki: Big-picture thinking needed to protect nature
