RSVP to this event by clicking this link. Nature has developed amazing chemical sensors which greatly surpass man-made sensors in sensitivity and speed. A male Manduca sexta hawkmoth can sense the female’s pheromone in concentrations as small as 1 in 10^17 molecules of air! To learn more about and mimic the way moths locate food…
Please RSVP for this event by following this link. The history of our universe spans 13 billion years, 99.998% of which humanity did not yet exist. Our own galaxy, the Milky Way, is at least ten billion years old, having survived what we believe is a violent history including several galactic collisions. While it is…
Please RSVP for this event by following this link. The Magical World of Bats Like bats or not, you will after hearing and seeing for yourself what Dr. Tuttle has…
Come join us to hear Dennis Hetu dive into the past and present relationships the Nuu-chah-nulth/Maa-nulth First Nations have with invertebrates. - No registration is required for this FREE event…
Inviting youth (grade 8 and up or ages 13+) to come and explore behind the scenes of careers in environmental science and ecotourism! This two-day workshop will introduce youth (Grade…
This two-day workshop will introduce youth (grade 5-7 or ages 10-12) to a variety of careers in environmental science and ecotourism. Led by experienced guides and local experts, the day…
Please RSVP for this event by following this link. Since 1984 my wife Patsy and I have studied owls in Manitoba, Canada. Recently we wanted to start a new research…
Take a walk on the wild side and meet marine biologists and naturalists at the Amphitrite Point Lighthouse on the Wild Pacific Trail. This is a family-friendly event where all…
No experience or supplies necessary! Come early for food and drink specials at the new Shelter Waterfront Restaurant. Ginja and Ty will guide you through this 2 hr. paint event with music and laughter, plus a stencil for the baby grey whale. $10 from every ticket goes to support the Pacific Rim Whale Festival, so…
Take a walk on the wild side and meet marine biologists and naturalists at the Amphitrite Point Lighthouse on the Wild Pacific Trail. This is a family-friendly event where all are welcome to come and learn more about the marine ecosystem and grey whales! If you are lucky, you might spot some whale spouts as…
