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Photo: Tourism Vancouver / Capilano Suspension Bridge Park
Spend some time learning about the natural world or volunteering to restore the environment this fall. Remove invasive species, learn about the ocean, go bird watching, or gaze at the stars. With lots of online and in-person ecology events happening in the Vancouver area, there’s something for everyone.
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Fall Ecology Events Around Vancouver (In-Person and Online)
Beware: alien invasion at the Stanley Park Ghost Train!
Each year, Halloween revellers of all ages flock to a magical corner of Stanley Park where fog enshrouds the landscape, Jack-o-Lanterns grin toothily and a much-loved train winds through the forest to an enchanting world whose theme changes annually.
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Look Out! There’s an Alien Invasion at the Stanley Park Ghost Train
View from Stanley Park Nature House Photo: Rob Weiss
Have you had an opportunity to watch the Stanley Park Heron Cam? I must confess I have been captivated by this “birds-eye-view” of North America’s largest Pacific Great Blue Heron colony. Interest piqued by the webcam, I decided I wanted to learn more. Who better to explain the courtship and nesting behaviour of these prehistoric looking birds than the knowledgeable interpreters volunteering at the Stanley Park Nature House?
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Connecting to Nature – Stanley Park Nature House
