The Did You Know? series examines the wild and wonderful world we live in. Check out the ponderings of biologists, citizen scientists and more for a fun way to learn more about creation near you!
By Fred Bunnel The island is about the size of a football field. The last time I was there (decades ago), there were nine living trees on it [...]
By Fred Bunnell Barefoot on ice The fool ducks were standing on the ice in their bare feet. I’ve done that, coming out of a sauna. I [...]
Written by Fred Bunnell I still call it the Deas Island tunnel. It’s a synonym for waiting, at least in human terms (see blog Time [...]
Written by Fred Bunnell Data from the forest biodiversity plots indicate that the streamside forest at Brooksdale is borderline coastal temperate rainforest (CTR); the forest higher on the [...]
Written by Fred Bunnell Spring blooms are a big part of the wonder of BC’s coastal forests. For a short period, forests burst with colour – Indian plum, [...]