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Pollinators in Your Garden:  Not Just Bees! with Staffan Lindgren – Feb. 20, 2020 Read More »

November 14th @ 7 PM – Beban Social Centre, Room 2: Sharks of British Columbia Sharks! The very word conjures up images of dangerous, large, ferocious creatures with voracious appetites. For the vast majority of sharks this image couldn’t be farther from the truth—most sharks are cautious and placid, and many live in waters that …

Sharks of British Columbia with Jackie King – Nov. 14, 2019 Read More »

Our first meeting of the fall season will feature “Birds of Vancouver Island” – a photographic presentation by Mike Yip. Mike will share his passion for birds and amazing photographs while providing an overview of our local birds – how many there are and where they come from. He will also include some rare and …

Birds of Vancouver Island with Mike Yip – Sept. 19, 2019 Read More »

    A review of the scientific method with an emphasis on the human element of problem solving and particular reference to the challenges of understanding complex natural systems like the Earth’s climate. The presentation emphasizes the central role of observation, measurement, imagination, critical thinking and reproducibility.  We will describe the physical basis radiant energy absorption …

Unfolding Climate Science and Powering the Future with Erik Krough – May 16, 2019 Read More »

Note: Dr. Jamie Gorrell is a faculty member with the Department of Biology at Vancouver Island University. Jamie presented a similar version of his talk at the VIU Science and Technology Lecture Series on March 13, 2019. This report is a synthesis of both talks. Jamie introduced his topic with a brief discussion of extinction …

Using DNA to help conserve the Vancouver Island marmot with Jamie Gorrell – April 18, 2019 Read More »

Nikki talked about the five-year nearshore habitat restoration work taking place within the Salish Sea funded by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Pacific Salmon Foundation and the Sidney Anglers Association. Nikki works with others to take what has been learned locally about eelgrass and marine riparian restoration and supports other coastal communities in B.C. …

Salish Sea Nearshore Habitat Restoration with Nikki Wright – Mar. 21, 2019 Read More »