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Hear about a nature photographer’s experiences at our May general meeting

Comox Valley Nature invites its members and the public to CVN’s May general meeting. where you can hear the following keynote presentation by our guest speaker: Title: Island vignettes from a nature photographer’s lifeSpeaker: Bruce Moffat (moffatphotography.zenfolio.com)Date: Sunday, May 24, … Continue reading →

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Botany at Nymph Falls, February 2026

Members of the Botany Group enjoyed a field trip to the Nymph Falls trails along the Puntledge River on February 3. The trip was repeated on February 7 with an invitation for public participation. In the mild winter conditions (no … Continue reading →

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Come to our 60th Anniversary Celebration!

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Recording for talk on polar adventures and citizen science

Comox Valley Nature hosted the following presentation at our March 2026 general meeting: Title: Embracing our planet – one adventure at a timeSpeaker: Sunniva Sorby (sunnivasorby.com)Date: Sunday, March 22, 2026 If you missed this event or would like to see … Continue reading →

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Learn about polar adventures and citizen science at our March general meeting

Comox Valley Nature invites its members and the public to CVN’s March general meeting. where you can hear the following keynote presentation by our guest speaker: Title: Embracing our planet – one adventure at a timeSpeaker: Sunniva Sorby (sunnivasorby.com)Date: Sunday, … Continue reading →

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