A Great Blue Heron waits patiently along an ocean tributary shoreline as it stares into its reflection awaiting a glimpse of dinner. We were captivated by this vibrant, majestic, 'graceful hunter' which was presented to us by Sandy Stewart. What caught my attention the most were its unique, dangling feathers beneath its neck. I wonder …
Wildlife photography typically takes the aim of capturing something inaccessible, something rare, or a vision in crisp detail that might otherwise not sit still long enough to examine. We were impressed this week with the unique vision presented by lionsnaturephotography, where a common and recognizable visitor of wetlands - a mallard duck - is made …
BCWF’s Wetlands Education Program has now safely returned from a busy month of travelling the province and hosting free week-long day camps. Our goals of connecting kids with nature, facilitating outdoor learning, and fostering an appreciation for the natural environment took us to dusty Barriere, north of Kamloops, for our first of two camps. Registration …
The latest heat wave is certainly being felt worldwide by not only people, but by wildlife too. This week's Photo of the Week captures a pair of exhausted and adorable baby Canadian Geese alongside their parents. Children of any animal species can often be reluctant to listening to their parents and I'm sure these geese …
It might have been the rush of lilac clouds, the pristine reflectivity of the lake, or the solitudinous loon, but it was certainly a unanimous decision when selecting this week's photo by Connor Stefanison. Shot within the BC Interior, Connor has captured some true Canadian elements in his appropriately titled, "Classic Canada". The loon, a …
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