From the Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES) Beaver Lake, one of the last remaining wetlands in the City of Vancouver, is rapidly declining and could disappear as soon as 2020 if no measures are taken. The Vancouver Park Board and Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES) have been working in partnership, under guidance from the Stanley […]
With community help, this 24 hour citizen science relay aims to identify as many living things as possible in the Park. Together with scientists, local stewardship groups and YOU, we hope to increase our knowledge of the Park’s native biodiversity. Events running throughout the two days are FREE and open to the public. Enjoy hands-on […]
Stanley Park Ecology Society in collaboration with the Pacific Spirit Park Society is putting on a workshop this Thursday on coexisting with urban coyotes. There are an estimated 2000-3000 coyotes living in Greater Vancouver. Coyote encounters are common and the need to better understand Vancouver’s urban dwelling wild dog population is growing. Come join the […]
For those of you that may not already be aware, the Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES) is delivering a Coyote Zone Workshop that will provide participants with valuable insight into the lives of urban coyotes residing in the City of Vancouver. The aim of this workshop is to educate and engage participants about: What proactive […]