It's spring, and that means it's time to let tiny fish loose in local waterways to boost salmon populations.
It's spring, and that means it's time to let tiny fish loose in local waterways to boost salmon populations.
A Lower Mainland photo-journalist found himself semi-retired about two years ago, and said the unexpected circumstances have given him time to explore his own community, his province, and even the country of Canada like he's never been able to before.
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B.C. NDP Leader Adrian Dix made a pre-campaign stop in South Delta last Saturday.
Last year was the year of the finch for local birdwatchers conducting the annual Christmas Bird Count.
Birders are aflutter about the presence of a rarely seen bird and are flocking to New Westminster to take a look.
Birders from near and far are able to cross an item off their bucket list after viewing a wee bird that lost its way.
With the flu season hitting especially hard this winter, Fraser Health has declared the current influenza strain a health hazard under the Public Health Act.
Birders are aflutter about the presence of a rarely seen bird and are flocking to Queen's Park to take a look.
IT HAS OFTEN BEEN SAID THAT FOR NATURE SEEKERS, EACH MONTH, EACH WEEK AND EACH DAY HAS ITS OWN SPECIAL REWARDS - AND WINTER IS NO EXCEPTION.
Dozens of birdwatchers counted more than 100 different bird species in the Chilliwack area last month during the 113th Audubon Christmas Bird Count (CBC).
It looks like Ladner may once again finish tops in Canada in the annual Christmas Bird Count.
It looks like Ladner may once again finish tops in Canada in the annual Christmas Bird Count.
The Ladner Christmas Bird Count needs volunteers to take part in this weekend's annual tradition.
IT was a glorious sight to see the North Shore Mountains sparking with a cloak of snow recently.
Every summer at Maplewood Conservation Area, the Wild Bird Trust holds a big-sit event.
Counting birds sounds like somewhat of a futile task, but according to Duanne Vandenberg of the Alouette Field Naturalists, it's quite rewarding.