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Hot off the Press! NEW Squamish Estuary Brochure

Posted onApril 16, 2018April 16, 2018Authorestuary

After many months of hard work and many revisions…The NEW Squamish Estuary brochure and trail map is now available. Read More …

CategoriesResourcesTagsbrochure, estuary, map, squamish estuary, trails

A schedule of Nature Outings for the rest of 2017 is now available!

Posted onJune 29, 2017December 10, 2018Authorswallow

Judith has just posted a schedule for five upcoming nature outings, ranging from easy wanders to full-day explorations. Read More …

CategoriesDiscovery Walks, Member Updates (Public), Nature OutingsTagsnature appreciation, plants, research, trails

Accessibility Check – Cheakamus Nature Trails, March 25

Posted onMarch 26, 2017March 26, 2017Authorswallow

Carl invited Ed to bring his mobility scooter to test the accessibility of the Cheakamus Centre nature trails. Read More …

CategoriesMember Updates (Public)Tagsaccessible, nature appreciation, trails

Trip Report – Old South Dyke Trail out to the Central Channel

Posted onJuly 4, 2016December 10, 2018Authorswallow

A lively group examined the habitat where Henderson’s Checker-mallow thrives in our Estuary and shared information about birds along the way. Read More …

CategoriesDiscovery Walks, Nature Outings, Trip ReportTagsbirds, flowers, nature appreciation, plants, South Dyke Trail, squamish estuary, trails

Connect with Nature – 5 things to do on the long weekend

Posted onJune 27, 2016June 28, 2016Authorestuary

For those of us who aren’t going away, the long weekend is the perfect time to explore Squamish’s natural treasures. Here are five activities for kids and adults Read More …

CategoriesNature Activities, ResourcesTagsactivities, animal tracks, Cheekeye Fan, mycoheterotrophs, nature appreciation, plants, scavenger hunt, sound map, trails

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A fantastic shot and an important message from our friend Chris Dale. Please keep your dogs on a leash when enjoying the beautiful Squamish estuary.Another cute "dog in nature" shot.
Chris Dale took this picture of Arlan during his walk on the Chelem Tail and The Spit.
"It is always good to remind people that dogs should always be on a leash and not be allowed to chase wildlife ( birds or bears ) and not to stray off the established trails in the valley," Dale said. "The Squamish Estuary is a Wildlife Management Area and part of one of Canada’s Important Bird Area ( IBA BC 023 )."
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Some interesting statistics from Michael Allen's annual update on Squamish and Whistler's bear populations. Don't leave your bear repellants at home when you go out and explore... even in January. ... See MoreSee Less

Bear researcher Michael Allen delivers 2018 update

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Sea to Sky bear expert Michael Allen recently presented his annual update in Whistler—complete with statistics, captivating video clips and interesting facts about the local bear population he has ....

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