Co-Existing with Coyotes in Vancouver: October 2019 guest blog post from the Stanley Park Ecology Society with helpful safety tips

Stumps in Stanley Park: Join SPES on a guided tour of the Park’s giants during Big Tree Weekend, September 21 & 22, 2019.

The Little Things in Stanley Park. The recent Insect The BioBlitz hosted over 160 citizen scientists and 17 volunteers at Beaver Lake.

This month’s guest post from the Stanley Park Ecology Society: “Forests, Fires, and Stanley Park”. Call 9-1-1 immediately even if you smell smoke and can’t see the fire.

Summer walking tours in Stanley Park: From Indigenous plant use and old growth stories to history, culture, and art. Here are some of my favourite tours.

Indigenous Plants Uses and Reconciliation Through Restoration of Spapeyeq (Stanley Park) Ecosystems – This month’s guest post from the Stanley Park Ecology Society written by Kushi Opi Mani Wi, Starla Bob

From May 11-17, Vancouver takes a closer look at the birds in our neighbourhood during the 2019 Vancouver Bird Week. Read more in this week’s guest post from the Stanley Park Ecology Society

The Stanley Park Ecology Society is holding its own Earth Day celebration on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at Lost Lagoon to support one of the planet’s most important ecosystems: wetlands.

A history of herons in Stanley Park, almost 100 years of documented history including the Heron Cam you can log into and view nestlings.

Biking, hiking, dining, running, golfing, shopping and more! Explore wild Coquitlam this spring and get inspired by this month’s VisitCoquitlam feature