We are so happy that we were able to be part of something so unique to Prince Rupert, and we hope to have the ecology centre reopen again in the future.
It is now time to say good-bye to our interpreters who, with the help of the board members and sponsors, worked hard to bring this new experience to Prince Rupert. This was an incredible journey that came with a lot of new experiences for ourselves and the community.
Great opening day for @CoastEcology's Pop-up mini-aquarium at Northland Cruise Terminal in #PrinceRupert! Many curious young minds engaged in the hands-on displays. We're proud to support this special exhibit and encourage everyone in the community to check it out!
Mammal Monday! Today's feature is the Mink. They can be identified by the little white patch below their chin. They have long slender bodies with a pointed nose and partially webbed feet. Their favorite prey inclues, chipmunks, mice, rabbits, and fish. Keep an eye out for them!
Meet our summer interpreters Denise, Chris and Maddie! Say hello to us at the pop-up ecology centre, opening July 21st. We are so excited to see you all and teach you about Rupert’s unique ecology while providing a hands-on experience with various wildlife.
Did you guys know that the Pacific Halibut are actually predators? For today's Thursday Thoughts, think about some of the animals that live in our ocean. Which of these creatures do you think halibut would hunt?
Let us know in the comments!
People tend to use weather and climate interchangeably. As you can see, they’re pretty different. But hey, you should bring up both at the dinner table! RT to help clear up the confusion.
New @SFU research warns of serious ecological consequences when Indigenous knowledge systems are lost. The research also highlights that biodiversity decline is slower on Indigenous land because Indigenous leadership fights for its protection.
https://t.co/5amr4NMOhg
It's the first day of #CleanBeachesWeek! Watch this video to learn what microplastics are and actions you can take to keep them out of the ocean and off the beach: https://t.co/vHvE304CQt
Happy #ThursdayThoughts everybody! Think about your local wildlife. What are you excited to see and what would you like to gain more information about? We would LOVE to have you engage with us.