Promoting nature awareness and appreciation in
Port Moody, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, BC and beyond.
The largest seabird colony in BC is once again being considered for Federal protection, this time it as a “Marine National Wildlife Area”. The “Regulatory Strategy for the Designation of the Proposed Scott Islands Marine National Wildlife Area” has been post to the Environment Canada website for a 60 day public consultation. YOU can go…
BMN participated in the TriCities sector of the Pitt Meadows Christmas Bird Count (CBC) for the 20th consecutive year in 2012. We cover the west side of a circle based around Sheridan Hill, and the Alouette Field Naturalists cover the east side. The dividing line between west and east is, by tradition, the Pitt River.…
The “Oiled Wildlife Society of BC”:http://www.oiledwildlifesociety.com/ and the “Wildlife Rehabilitators’ Network of BC”:http://www.wrnbc.org/ are happy to announce the Oiled Wildlife First Responder Basic Training course scheduled for March 16th 2013 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Your participation in this training is a key step to ensuring the highest wildlife survival rate possible during an oil spill…
The club’s Silent Auction held on December 11th was a huge success and raised over $2300. The bulk of this money will be donated to “Wildlife Rescue”:http://www.wildliferescue.ca/home.shtml in Burnaby and a small portion will be used to assist in club operations in the year ahead. Not only are we pleased to help support the good…
The Wildlife Rehabilitator’s Network of BC is seeking applicants for their annual education bursary. Eligibility requirements are: * Resident of British Columbia * Post-secondary student pursuing a course of study in areas that benefit wildlife * Experience at a wildlife rehabilitation facility. The application deadline is January 30th. For more information, please click “here”:http://www.wrnbc.org/the-network/bursary/.