Galleries

Spring 2021

Can you identify this insect?

This doe quietly observed us and our students.

Roy briefs the students prior to mulching this restoration site.

A female wolf spider, egg sac in tow.

Classroom salmon fry release.

Cute little Pacific chorus frog female.

“The hills are alive…”

Filbert.

Say cheese…

Molly.

Intense rainstorm.

A goldfinch.

Flicker.

Storm coming.

The thunder is scaring him.

Turkey vulture.

Coho.

Hole sweet home.

The Bridge Project.

Siblings.

Winter 2021

Albion Park.

Soaring over Kanaka Creek Elementary.

From Rainbow Bridge.

Standoff at Maggy Creek.

Wildlife Cameras

Somewhere in Kanaka, Metro Vancouver Regional Parks occasionally uses wildlife cameras at strategic off-trail locations to monitor wildlife. The images help determine species presence, habitat utilization (feeding, sleeping, marking) as well as capturing some species interactions. The information is used to assist in making management decisions within the park. Enjoy the images!

Nice kitty.

Spring 2020

September 2019

This is over the top.

Early pink salmon at Rainbow Bridge.

Hello friend!

A sunny Friday afternoon.

Early male pink salmon.

Fishing near 110th Avenue.

Evening program.

Evening program.

Who called the meeting?

Mom calling her cub.

This is Barney.

Fish fence.

Barney and Fred.

Play brawling.

Beautiful girl.

Water fight!

September walkabout.

He thinks he’s a boxer.

”You can stand there until you think about what you did.”