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What happens at EcoCamp? 🌿 From exploring beaches and forests to spotting wildlife, creating nature-inspired art, and ma...
06/12/2026

What happens at EcoCamp? 🌿

From exploring beaches and forests to spotting wildlife, creating nature-inspired art, and making new friends, every day is a new adventure in Stanley Park.

Swipe through to see some of the experiences that make EcoCamp unforgettable!

β˜€οΈ Ages 7–11
πŸ“ Stanley Park
πŸ‘₯ 20 spaces per week

Registration is open! πŸ”— https://stanleyparkecology.ca/ecocamps/

It was wonderful to connect with businesses, community leaders, and fellow non-profits at the Greater Vancouver Board of...
06/11/2026

It was wonderful to connect with businesses, community leaders, and fellow non-profits at the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade’s Night of Non-Profit Engagement.

We are always looking to build new partnerships through our corporate and group stewardship programs, which give teams the opportunity to support local conservation while enjoying a meaningful day outdoors.

Interested in getting your team involved? Learn more through the link below:
https://stanleyparkecology.ca/corporate-group-stewardship-stanley-park/

A female Common Merganser and her five ducklings were recently spotted exploring Lost Lagoon and the Coal Harbour seawal...
06/09/2026

A female Common Merganser and her five ducklings were recently spotted exploring Lost Lagoon and the Coal Harbour seawall. 🐀

Like Wood Ducks, Common Mergansers nest in tree cavities, but families often move to new areas after the ducklings hatch.

These young birds are quick learners- ducklings can begin catching small aquatic prey at an early age and stay close to their mother for protection, sometimes even hitching a ride on her back as she swims!

πŸ“· Frank Lin FYL Birding & Photography

50 juvenile herons were counted on our most recent survey! πŸ’™The trees have leafed out earlier this year than last, obscu...
06/05/2026

50 juvenile herons were counted on our most recent survey! πŸ’™

The trees have leafed out earlier this year than last, obscuring our view of more nests and more juveniles to count. But while the nests are harder to see through the foliage, the chicks are becoming easier to spot as they grow bigger! 🐣

πŸ“· Frank Lin

Join us in celebrating the incredible waters, wildlife, and coastal ecosystems that make Vancouver such a special place....
06/02/2026

Join us in celebrating the incredible waters, wildlife, and coastal ecosystems that make Vancouver such a special place. Throughout the month, we're offering guided walks, a water quality demonstration, and a seaweed exploration to help you connect with the ocean and learn how we can all play a role in protecting it.

Whether you're curious about whales, seaweeds, seabirds, or local waterways, there's something for everyone.

Explore upcoming programs and get involved this June! πŸ’™ https://stanleyparkecology.ca/2026/05/25/celebrate-world-oceans-month-with-stanley-park-ecology/

πŸ“· Julia Taylor, Harry Gray

With the Summer Solstice a few weeks away, the habitats of Stanley Park are buzzing with activity during the long, warm ...
05/30/2026

With the Summer Solstice a few weeks away, the habitats of Stanley Park are buzzing with activity during the long, warm days. Join our June programs to enjoy the sounds and sights of nature around us, and get ready to celebrate Ocean Month!

🌊 Join us and Water Rangers on June 6 to test the water quality of sΙ™lΜ“ilwΜ“Ι™t (Burrard Inlet)!

πŸ‹ Learn about the local marine mammals and birds on our Whales to Wings tours -- multiple dates!

🐝 Explore the buzzing world of native bees and get an up-close look during our bumblebee walk!

Link for more details about June programs: https://stanleyparkecology.ca/events/

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Pacific tree frogs (officially known as Pacific chorus frogs) were once thought to be extirpated from Stanley Park, but ...
05/28/2026

Pacific tree frogs (officially known as Pacific chorus frogs) were once thought to be extirpated from Stanley Park, but they’ve slowly started making a return πŸ’šπŸΈ

These tiny frogs are much easier to hear than see. They stop calling and freeze when they sense movement, making them incredibly difficult to spot in the wild.

If you’re visiting local parks in search of them, remember to stay on designated trails and keep pets leashed to help protect sensitive habitat.

This little one was spotted during our monthly bird survey!

πŸ“· Frank Lin FYL Birding & Photography

During our May bird count, we saw 48 species 🐦It's duckling season here in the Park, get out to spot the little ones bef...
05/27/2026

During our May bird count, we saw 48 species 🐦

It's duckling season here in the Park, get out to spot the little ones before they grow up 🐀

Check out the full list of our bird counts here: https://ebird.org/profile/MTU5MTI5OQ/CA-BC-GV

Species Featured:
1. Wood duck
2. Tree swallow
3. Anna's hummingbird

πŸ“· Frank Lin FYL Birding & Photography

05/26/2026

Its hatchling season at the Pacific great blue heron colony here in Stanley Park! 🐣

These herons are incredibly dedicated and equal-opportunity parents, taking turns between guarding the nest and foraging for food.

Splitting the works keeps their hungry chicks well fed as they grow rapidly over 2 months before fledging the nest.

πŸŽ₯ Frank Lin FYL Birding & Photography

Volunteer with us this summer! πŸŒΏβ˜€οΈStanley Park Ecology has a variety of seasonal volunteer opportunities open now. Gain ...
05/25/2026

Volunteer with us this summer! πŸŒΏβ˜€οΈ

Stanley Park Ecology has a variety of seasonal volunteer opportunities open now. Gain valuable skills, spend time outdoors, and connect with nature while supporting environmental education and conservation in Stanley Park πŸ’š

Learn more here:
https://stanleyparkecology.ca/about/volunteer/

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