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Interesting wolf eel (fish) story with wonderful photographs - thank you for sharing
Thumbing through Slime Mold Identification & Appreciation page and delighted to see the beauty of iridescent of Lamproderma slime molds and the colours found in a variety of slime molds. Have you found a slime mold to share on this page?
Rare bird alert— Canada’s first Red-backed Shrike was found in Powell River on Thursday:
RBA: RED-BACKED SHRIKE in Powell River - Oct 22-24th
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At 1:15 pm on Oct 22-2020, Iwan Van Veen found a Red-backed Shrike on Fernwood Ave in Powell River. The bird was hunting from the powerlines...
Category Archives: Field Trips
COVID-19 policy still in effect
The COVID-19 pandemic continues. We are facing a potential second wave in B.C. and around the world, and, with many CVN members in a higher-risk age group, the CVN Board reminds members that our policy response from April (see this … Continue reading
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Tree of the Year 2020: Cycle Tour Challenge
Karen Cummins contributed this article to encourage you to visit the trees nominated for Tree of the Year 2020. Our family loves to cycle and it is our usual mode of transport whenever possible. For viewing special trees in our … Continue reading
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March 1, 2020 Sunday Bird Walk – Cumberland Marsh
New birders are welcome to join experienced birders for this early Spring bird watching outing to Cumberland Marsh. This walk will be about 1.5 km in length on level pathways. We will be bird watching for about 2 hours. Meet … Continue reading
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NatureKids: Upcoming Explorer Days, March & April 2020
March 8: Seaside Treasures – We will go on a beach walk at Goose Spit Park to find and identify different beach items. Note: the time will be earlier than usual (11am to 1pm) to match with low tide times. More … Continue reading
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