The beginning of April brings the return of migratory wildlife, blossoming trees, and of course, the spawning of many amphibian and aquatic species. Our selection this week is appropriately titled "Whose Eggs are These?". Often-times it can be difficult to identify amphibian eggs, since many of them look similar. This week, we consulted Herptologist Elke …
This week we've selected an intimate image of wetland fauna from the Wetlands of British Columbia Flickr photo group. Many of us have admired their echoing "ribbit" (they're the only frogs that have this classic call!) but haven't had the opportunity to photograph them...and definitely not this well. The Pacific Tree Frog pictured in Sandy Stewart's photograph …
Ever wonder what happened to Natashia Cox? For those of you who never met her, Natashia was a participant in the 2010 Kamloops Wetlands Institute and later came to intern with me in the Wetlands Education Program in the winter and spring of 2010/2011. After her term came up, she went off to share her …
An old highway that now, after restoration, contains a series of wetlands. Coming across an article written on Edith Tobe's project in the Squamish Chief, I felt that there really should be a bog blog entry on it too. Afterall, this is a massive project that I've been lucky enough to witness. A participant of …
BCWF Bog Blog 