The January issue of The Ripple  kicks off the year with a focus on learning and ecological clarity. Inside, we’re excited to introduce our new learning badge program, created to encourage engagement and lifelong environmental stewardship. We also take a fresh look at native honeysuckle, unpacking common myths and sharing why this often-maligned plant is actually a valuable part of healthy ecosystems.

A huge thank you to everyone who took part in the Fall Fungi & Lichen Bio-Blitz on Thetis Island! Together, we made 297 observations and identified over 100 different species - an amazing snapshot of the island’s fungal diversity. Every observation you shared contributes to community (citizen) science, helping researchers, conservationists, and naturalists better understand the ecosystems that make Thetis Island so unique.  Bio-Blitz Winners: Most Observations: Alina Ensmin

Participants enjoying the 2019 Marine Bird Tour – a memorable day on the Salish Sea spotting shorebirds and marine life You're invited to a unique opportunity to explore the Salish Sea on a Shorebird Boat Excursion alongside Keith Rush, Amelia Marshall, and Dan White of Porlier Pass Provisions. Situated along the Pacific Flyway, the Salish Sea is a vital migratory path for countless bird species traveling the Pacific Coast. On this special outing, we’ll keep an eye out for s

This summer was filled with vibrant activity at the Nature House, from nature-inspired arts and crafts to guided walks, talks, and...