Learn about the Puntledge Forest land protection project Comox Valley Nature members and the general public are invited to CVN’s November general meeting for the following keynote presentation: Title: Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) programs and the Puntledge Forest land protection … Continue reading
Christmas Bird Count pot luck and wrap up: Sunday, December 15, 2024 4pm to 8pm. Filberg Center. To join the birders group contact Kelly at:
Learn about tracking Dungeness crab across the Salish Sea Comox Valley Nature members are invited to CVN’s online-only January general meeting. The keynote presentation will be as follows: Title: Community science for crabs: Tracking larval Dungeness crab across the Salish … Continue reading
Annual General Meeting Feb 23th, 2025, 3:00 – 5:00 pm Comox United Church, Church Hall, 250 Beach Drive Comox, BC V9M 1P9 This will be a hybrid meeting for Members. Agenda:1) Call to Order, Acknowledgement and Welcome2) Announcements3) Volunteer Thanks4) … Continue reading
This workshop is led by Fred Newhouse, forester and member of Comox Valley Nature. Explore the concept of the Mother Tree through a guided walk of discovery. Participants will learn about the ecological role of the Western White Pine, … Continue reading
Take this opportunity to join a Naturalist for an easy 1 km walk at the Courtenay River Airpark. Learn about its history and how the town’s former sewage lagoon has become one of the most popular walking spots in the … Continue reading
Join knowledgeable Geologist Bob Hauser on this 6km walk to view a few of the glacial features of the Comox Area. Meeting at the bottom of the steps at Goose Spit and then travelling along the beach we will … Continue reading
CVN Geologist Bob Hauser will lead this interesting walk talking about the glacial formation of the Comox Valley. Meeting at the bottom of the steps at Goose Spit and then travelling along the beach we will return to Goose Spit … Continue reading
Take this opportunity to join a Naturalist for an easy 1 km walk at the Courtenay River Airpark. Learn about its history and how the town’s former sewage lagoon has become one of the most popular walking spots in the … Continue reading
Many people fear trees, especially big trees. Join us in this guided walk and overcome those fears. You will learn about tree bio-mechanics; how trees dance and move, and the importance of tree roots. Understand how trees help each other … Continue reading
Join three members of the Comox Valley Naturalists to explore the plants of the Courtenay Airpark including, tide permitting, some of the estuary. Learn how the area went from sewage lagoon covered with chunks of concrete to a diversified park … Continue reading
Two knowledgable Comox Valley Naturalists will introduce people to the plants at the Airpark. Learn how the the area went from sewage lagoon covered in chunks of concrete to a diversified city park featuring many native plant species that are … Continue reading
