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Next Stop Nature: How Being Healthy By Nature Led to an Obsession with Transit and Amazing LEGO® Creations
August 28, 2024Kai Bowes custom designs and builds model TransLink vehicles from LEGO® from scratch. Here he holds a replica of 2704, a 1982 Flyer E901A and a 2101, a 2005 New Flyer E40LF—the two buses Kai...Continue reading… -
A Leap of Nature: Celebrating BC's Wildflowers
August 28, 2024A Leap of Nature: Celebrating BC's Wildflowers In 1882, as famed evolutionary biologist Charles...Continue reading… -
Salish Sea Lands Protected Forever
August 23, 2024BC Parks Foundation, with support from the Wilson 5 Foundation and other donors, protect BC’s most fragile ecosystemsContinue reading… -
40 Acres on Salt Spring Island Protected Forever
August 23, 202440 Acres on Salt Spring Island Protected Forever In August 2022, when Dr. Penny Barnes,...Continue reading… -
10-Acre Marine Island Protected
August 23, 202410-acre Marine Island protected Just offshore from Lasqueti Island, near Sabine Channel Marine Park, Jedediah Island Marine Park, and Squitty Bay Provincial Park, Marine...Continue reading… -
Important Biodiversity and Land Protected in Smuggler Cove and Jeddah Point
August 23, 2024Important biodiversity and land protected in Smuggler Cove and Jeddah Point When Bill Henwood...Continue reading…
“In 2015 I bought myself a camera and decided to get out in the wilderness away from cell/internet range. As I slowed down and watched and listened, a whole new world appeared. The wilderness and its wild animals had many lessons for me. Nature nourishes and teaches us patience. Nothing in nature is rushed. It is divine timing: everything happens when it’s time.
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