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Discovering species in the canopies and the value of moss in the forest.www.cbc.ca
On BC’s coast, giant trees have been fed by rain for over 700 years and are home to an incredible micro-world.6 days ago
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An interesting study of light pollution along the coastline. As the article points out light pollution has troubling consequences and disrupts life cycles. The beauty of dark skies is one of the precious gifts that humans have enjoyed over the centuries. ... See MoreSee LessStudy draws Southern California coastal light pollution into focus
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Category Archives: Guest Speakers
Recording available for shoreline restoration talk
CVN’s guest speaker on January 17 via webinar was Dr. Jason Toft whose topic was Restoration Effectiveness of Living Shorelines in the Salish Sea. The talk was well-attended and stimulated a variety of questions from the audience. If you missed … Continue reading
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Learn about the restoration effectiveness of living shorelines
Comox Valley Nature is pleased to host a free online lecture by Jason Toft. The lecture entitled “Restoration Effectiveness of Living Shorelines in the Salish Sea.” is on Sunday January 17, 2021, 7:00 pm PST and is open to the … Continue reading
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Recording available for microplastics talk
CVN’s November webinar was Establishing a baseline of microplastics in marine food webs: a case study in Baynes Sound, B.C., presented by oceanographer Natalie Mahara. If you missed this event or would like to see it again, the recording is … Continue reading
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Using iNaturalist: BC Parks project
On May 14 of this year, CVN’s guest speaker Dr. John Reynolds presented a very informative webinar on how to use the iNaturalist online platform for recording and viewing nature observations from around the world. Following the tutorial part of … Continue reading
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