Join the PoCo Heritage Museum group for their Grand Opening of the new Carol Hubbard Memorial Natural History Exhibit! You will hear from their exhibit partners, PoCo Heritage Trees, and will have a chance to explore the enchanting indoor forest, and participate in many fun and engaging activities.

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You can learn more about the bats in our area by joining the BMN  bat team on a bat monitoring outing. The outing begins with a brief introduction about the bats. Then, when the sun begins to set, we count the bats as they leave their roosts and fly around the area. You will have the opportunity to detect and identify the bat species by using an ultrasound echolocation detector.

We meet at a designated location 45 minutes before sunset to car pool to the destination and can stay for up to 45 minutes after sunset. Check the daily sunset table

To get details about the meeting location, contact Christina Saremba by email at 2sarembas@gmail.com or phone at 604.351.9643.

NOTE: The outing will be rescheduled if it is raining or very windy. Check the web site for updates.

You can learn more about the bats in our area by joining the BMN  bat team on a bat monitoring outing. The outing begins with a brief introduction about the bats. Then, when the sun begins to set, we count the bats as they leave their roosts and fly around the area. You will have the opportunity to detect and identify the bat species by using an ultrasound echolocation detector.

We meet at a designated location 30 minutes before sunset and can stay for up to 30 minutes after sunset. Check the daily sunset table

To get details about the meeting location, contact Christina Saremba by email at 2sarembas@gmail.com or phone at 604.351.9643.

NOTE: The outing will be rescheduled if it is raining or very windy. Check the web site for updates.

This moderate to moderately strenuous hike by any standards a truly magnificent place. Elfin Lakes are set at the end of an open ridge with breathtaking views of Mt. Garibaldi and Mamquam Mountain. There is a chance for some hardy souls who would like to go for a dip in one of the lakes that is open for swimming. Roundtrip distance is 22 km with a cumulative elevation gain of 750 m. Meet at 7:30 am. Return 6:30 pm.

Please contact Mahasti (604. 603. 9865) for more info

This event has been cancelled.

You can learn more about the bats in our area by joining the BMN  bat team on a bat monitoring outing. The outing begins with a brief introduction about the bats. Then, when the sun begins to set, we count the bats as they leave their roosts and fly around the area. You will have the opportunity to detect and identify the bat species by using an ultrasound echolocation detector.

We meet at a designated location 30 minutes before sunset and can stay for up to 30 minutes after sunset. Check the daily sunset table

To get details about the meeting location, contact Christina Saremba by email at 2sarembas@gmail.com or phone at 604.351.9643.

NOTE: The outing will be rescheduled if it is raining or very windy. Check the web site for updates.

This is a hike sponsored by the City of Coquitlam. Registration (633772) and signed waiver form is required.

This evening of exercise and hiking will take in Colony Farm, Citadel Heights, and end with watching a sunset by the Fraser River. Most of the hike is on level ground, but there is one short steep uphill section. Time will be taken to enjoy the views and wildlife in the area. Roundtrip distance is 6.5km with an elevation gain of 80 m. Meet at 6:00pm. Return approximately 8:30pm

For questions or to register contact the City of Coquitlam Registration Line (604. 927. 4386).

For additional info contact Ian (604. 939. 4039).

This strenuous loop hike takes in part of the Skywalk North Trail on the west side of Whistler. Beautiful Screaming Cat Lake will be our main objective, but a side trip to the Valley Lookout offers views of Blackcomb Peak, Whistler Mountain, Cougar Mountain, Soo River, and Rainbow Mountain. Roundtrip distance is 15 km with an elevation gain of 1000 m. Meet in Coquitlam at 6:00 am. Return at 7:00 pm. This hike will go ahead only if the weather is favourable.

Please contact Ian (604. 939. 4039) for more info. and/or to register your interest.

Join the Friends of DeBoville Slough and the City of Coquitlam for a morning of good exercise while helping the environment. We will be working to control the invasive plant, Japanese knotweed. We will meet at the kiosk on the north side of the slough at 9AM. Wear sturdy footwear, and dress for the weather as we go rain or shine. If it is hot and sunny don’t forget the sunscreen and water. The Friends of DeBoville Slough will supply tools but if you have a favourite pair of hand clippers or loppers, feel free to bring them along. As there is a waiver to sign anyone under the age of 19 will need a parent or guardian to sign.