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Where have all the barn swallows gone?
In the last 20 years, the once-common barn swallow has declined by 70 percent. Watch our latest video to learn more about this amazing tiny bird and what we can do to protect it.
Posted Feb 01 2012 | Comments 0 | Keep Reading...
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Searching for the elusive western skink
Watch our latest video and learn about the story of the western skink, one in only two lizard species in British Columbia.
Posted Sep 01 2011 | Comments 0 | Keep Reading...
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Spirit Bear at Film Fest
The Great Bear Rainforest is the largest intact coastal temperate rainforest in the world. At 6.4 million hectares in size, it is larger than Switzerland, it has a dense web of natural life including towering ancient trees, grizzly bears, wolves, eagles, and streams that are the spawning ground for a fifth of the world’s wild salmon. It is the traditional territory of First Nations who have lived in the rainforest for thousands of years. It is also the home of the rare Kermode bear, also called the Spirit Bear.
Posted Feb 09 2011 | Comments 0 | Keep Reading...
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