Comox Valley Naturalists Society
to know nature and keep it worth knowing
Contact Us
Mailing Address |
Comox Valley Naturalists Society Box 3222, Courtenay, BC V9N 5N4 |
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Executive |
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| President | Dave Lacelle | |||
| Vice-President | Loys Maingon | |||
| Past President | Robin Harrison | |||
| Treasurer | Al Schut |
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| Secretary | Angela Dawson | |||
| BC Nature Delegate | Jackie Gray |
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| Wetlands Restoration | Frank Hovenden | |||
Appointees |
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| Birding Committee | Art Martell | |||
| Botany Committee | Karin Franzen | |||
| Conservation Chair | Loys Maingon | |||
| Membership | Sue Martell | |||
| Newsletter Editor | Sharon Niscak | |||
| Web Administrator | Dave Ingram | |||
| Nature Viewing Guide & Website | Krista Kaptein | |||
| Young Naturalists Club | Lisa Zervakis | |||
Membership Fee
$10 – Junior (12 – 18 years)
$15 – Student (registered full-time, 18 – 22 years)
$30 – Single Adult
$40 – Family
Members receive the club newsletter and the BC Nature magazine of BC Nature (Federation of BC Naturalists) as well as invitations to BC Nature camps.
Download the membership form and waiver for the Comox Valley Naturalists Society:
- Membership Form and Waiver (Microsoft Word .doc – 45kb)
- Membership Form and Waiver (Adobe .pdf – 90kb)
Use the form below to contact the Comox Valley Naturalists Society
Guest Speaker
Jan. 15, 2012: Rare and Special Listed Species of the Comox Lake Bluffs Ecological Reserve
One of the Comox Valley’s favourite recreation areas, enjoyed by mountain bikers and hikers alike, the Comox Lake Bluffs region is above-all a frequently overlooked special ecological jewel. It is registered as a rare northernmost arbutus / manzanita / maritime juniper ecosystem. It is home to many rare and endangered plant species.