Calm water, reflections of the sky shimmering on the surface, and the faint sounds of animals nearby. November's photo of the month by Mark Faviell, "reflections of a river", demonstrates the joy and serene beauty that wetlands, bodies of water, and other landscapes can provide. While examining Mark's photo, you may feel a bit of enjoyment. …
This month's Photo of the Month, by photographer Neil Fisher, shows a juvenile bald eagle perched on a fallen tree in the midst of a drenching rain. The tree's perfect parallel guides my attention towards the left side of the image, as I envision a pristine wetland past the photo's edge. Not only is the …
After getting the green-light from the Ministry of Environment - Water Stewardship Division, the Dallas-Barnhardvale Nature Park Wetland Restoration Project is under way this week in Kamloops, BC! The Wetland Restoration Committee is sponsored by the Barnhartvale Horse & Hiker Trail Preservation Society, and the partners in this project include the City of Kamloops Parks and Recreation Department, the Friends of Dallas-Barnhartvale …
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August’s Photo of the Month winner is George, with his photo “My First Grizzly in the Wild.” Our winner once again demonstrates excellent photo composition: a waterline that draws our attention to the subject sitting askew to the middle, and complimentary earthy hues of the water, vegetation, and bear’s coat as it rears on its …
Did you know that wetlands sustain life more than any other ecosystem? Only 5.6% of British Columbia's land mass holds these natural oases and they are under constant threat. Join us in our effort to help conserve and steward BC wetlands! The BC Wildlife Federation's Wetlands Education Program is looking for a new Wetlands Education …
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