The high-pitched tweets, trills and chirps sound like the chorus of birds in the treetops. But the songs documented …
That tune coming from an old mine in B. C.? It’s probably a bat, singing a love songRead More
// by The Canadian Press
The high-pitched tweets, trills and chirps sound like the chorus of birds in the treetops. But the songs documented …
That tune coming from an old mine in B. C.? It’s probably a bat, singing a love songRead More
// by The Canadian Press
A tenacious Vancouver Island marmot’s long-distance quest for love may help explain how the endangered animals are …
Baby boom of 59 pups helps endangered Vancouver Island marmot toward recoveryRead More
// by Marc Kitteringham
More than 650 square kilometres of forest, rivers, old growth and shoreline are in the process of being protected by the …
First Nation creating new Salmon Parks to protect fragile ecosystemsRead More
// by Susan Zielinski
Myrna Pearman wants Central Albertans to be more aware of the amazing wildlife that surrounds them. So the …
// by Christine van Reeuwyk
Barred owls are out and about in abundance this fall and, with cameras in nearly every pocket, Greater Victorians are …
Owl spotting hits a high in Greater Victoria with amazing imagesRead More
// by Thomas Eley
A new Biggs killer whale calf was spotted near the T0468B pod on Dec. 5, according to a tweet by the Pacific Whale Watch …
Scientists rejoice as new Biggs killer whale calf seen in Salish SeaRead More
// by Adam Louis
Photographers and bird watchers have flocked to the edge of B.C.’s Harrison River to catch a glimpse of the …
PHOTOS: World’s biggest gathering of bald eagles feast in B.C.’s Fraser ValleyRead More
// by Jen Zielinski
The snow is falling and the time has come for Boo the Grizzly Bear to rest his weary head after a summer of fun in the …
// by Jennifer Feinberg
It’s a great time to observe one of nature’s transformative events in the streams and creeks of the Fraser …
Salmon Spotting tool maps best spots to see spawners in Fraser ValleyRead More
// by Roger Knox
Expect to see more people with binoculars coming to the Okanagan-Shuswap. Vernon, Kelowna and the Shuswap have been …
Okanagan-Shuswap communities added to BC Bird TrailRead More
By Rochelle Baker, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter CANADA’S NATIONAL OBSERVER Sunfish sightings continue …
Hola Mola! Researchers tracking massive tropical fish off Vancouver IslandRead More
// by Goldstream News Staff
One of Canada’s most recognizable symbols rescued one of Canada’s other most recognizable symbols in the …
Vancouver Island Mounties rescue injured beaver from busy road in Canadian crossoverRead More
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