A Climate for Change: Reflecting on COP21
Article by Cam Phillips “Climate change is affecting us all, and is especially impacting our Indigenous brothers and sisters here in North America and in most of the global south.” [...]
Beyond the Fieldwork
A Reflection by Conservation Intern - Christel Dalhuisen I am from The Netherlands, a land mostly existing of water. A land created by dyking and poldering. Seafarers are our ancestors. [...]
Dragonflies and damselflies at Brooksdale and environs
Stan Olson surveyed odonates (dragonflies and damselflies) in Surrey, BC at Kingfisher Farm in 2007 to 2010 and at A Rocha's Brooksdale Environmental Centre from 2007 to 2015. We report three [...]
Odonates – dragonflies and damselflies
We prefer to see many flying insects from a distance – mosquitoes, wasps, blackflies, hornets, gnats. Not so odonates. Their colours can be magnificent and iridescent; only hummingbirds come close [...]
A Quick Peek at the Pilot Coho Hatchery in Houston
Eggs - eyed eggs - alevin - fry - smolts - adults - spawners. That's the mantra students all over this province repeat as they learn their salmon life cycle [...]