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This is an interesting post with dialogue between Paul Handford and A Williams Lake Naturalist - "no growth in 10 years" observation. Any of of our biologists have insight? Go to post page Kamloops Wildflower Project for discussion details
Dark skies do matter. Interesting research sheds some star light.This content isn't available right now
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Our whales, our fish, our oceans are precious gifts supporting lifeA Startup Plans to Mine the Ocean Floor. It Could Be a Disaster.
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Despite the potential riches, more time is needed to study the potential impact on the least resilient ecosystem on the planet.
Category Archives: Botany
Plants of lakes and roadsides (and old ketchup)
From an email by Jocie to the Botany Group on July 14. In early July I did some exploring around the Whymper Lake area (across the Strathcona dam, west of Campbell River). Here are a few photos (mostly botany…and other … Continue reading
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Paradise Meadows: Winter to summer in 3 weeks
From an email by Jocie to the Botany Group on July 12, with photos from Alison M. Despite being laid up with a broken wrist and having to type with one hand, Alison has come through with some colourful photos … Continue reading
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Botanizing on the Strathcona Bird Search
From an email by Jocie to the Botany Group on June 14. Last weekend I was up in Strathcona Park for the annual Strathcona Bird Search, which is always very enjoyable even if the weather was cool and showery. Though … Continue reading
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Paradise Meadows not yet clear
Notes and photos from Alison M. on some of the first flowers blooming in the subalpine and other observations, distributed to the Botany Group on June 13. Click a photo to enlarge it. We were up at Paradise Meadows last … Continue reading
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