11AM-2PM Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center, 11484 256th Street, Maple Ridge Pollination is essential for ecological survival. Find out how it works, how the pollinators are rewarded, and who the pollinators are. Check out the pollinator garden and learn how you can encourage pollinators in your garden, including how to provide homes for mason bees.
It’s early spring somewhere in Maple Ridge, as these common garters leave their hibernacula.
We wish to thank Rick Bailey of Katzie First Nation, and Maple Ridge Museum for your contributions today.
How the Mighty have Pollen open house, March 22 11AM-2PM Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center Goodbye Chums, April 26 11AM-2PM Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center Smolts on the Water open house, May 24 11AM-2PM Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center
Mild outflow winds that raised the temperature to just shy of 15 degrees greeted the students as they mulched restoration plantings and removal invasive Scotch broom on this fine January afternoon.
The forest is dark as we head towards the shortest day of the year. Spencer Creek recorded 8 degrees and a pH of 6.5.
Donations to KEEPS through the Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation will be doubled through the month of December, up to a combined total of $5,000.00. Check out the link below: Donate Now
