In the latest issue of @timescolonist's Vital People, learn about a @MIConservancy project fostering harmony between nature and community: https://t.co/rldM29Quu2
A tribute to #MayneIsland 's Rochets & their nearly 20 yr successful project to re-establish the Purple Martin. Also read about August events, our Nature Photo Contest & Jill Westby, our Summer Intern! Want to know about our snakes - we've got that too https://t.co/gNUtIXldpz
Busy day tomorrow for @MIConservancy on #MayneIsland -Spring Plant sale in the morning until 1:00 then inside for our AGM -reports, bylaw changes, door prizes! Read about it & a lot more in this month's Oystercatcher https://t.co/buFD45OFUQ
For #WorldWetlandsDay 2019, Dr. Sarah Howie, Wetlands Scientist for Delta's Climate Action and Environment department, takes us for a tour of one of Delta's most interesting and diverse ecological sites: Burns Bog. https://t.co/9UR601sSbV
Our monthly newsletter, The Oystercatcher has been sent to members, donors & recent contacts: Kelp Research, all about Grebes, Native Animal submissions to the 2018 Photo Contest + details of 4 super February events on #MayneIsland & announcing "Bioblitz" https://t.co/tu9mjzy2ET
2018 by the numbers on #MayneIsland in our December Newsletter. You can "Give the Gift of Healthy Shores," read about our Winter Birds, learn the history of the Henderson Park Habitat Restoration project, browse photo contest entries & much more! https://t.co/8yA7VDm09C
Coming up on Saturday 1:00pm at the Ag Hall on #MayneIsland - Bird Identification with Michael Dunn. Ends at 4:00 - apply knowledge gained in a field exercise https://t.co/UGksGkcV1o Dress for the weather & bring binoculars
Now Hiring! Ecosystems Technician – January 14th to August 30th 2019 - accepting applications for an 8 month engagement. Go here https://t.co/6ul93nzDNa for description of the position, skills that can be acquired, essential qualifications & and our list of "nice to haves."
Marine Winter Birds of #MayneIsland article https://t.co/BNqJDinFLj sets the scene for a series. Today Michael Dunn writes about the Alcids (the Auk family) that "fly under water" in the Salish Sea. Come back later for "Cormorants"!
Our critical Shoreline Care programme is celebrating its 10th year as an important and ongoing project. Sustaining institutional funding is difficult to obtain. So, here's a year end Gift Giving idea - help us conserve the #MayneIsland shorelines forever! https://t.co/DUEKDmxo9f