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We hold meetings most Thursday evenings with a lecture and discussion. We also host frequent field trips for members to get out into Nature and learn more about this wonderful world we live in.
Members of Nature Vancouver have been working for more than 100 years to promote the enjoyment of nature, to educate ourselves and others about the natural world and to preserve and protect natural areas in the vicinity of Vancouver.
Visit us at https://naturevancouver.ca/ to learn more and e-mail info@naturevancouver.ca if you have any further questions. If you like our events please consider becoming an official member of Nature Vancouver here: https://naturevancouver.ca/membership/
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Ladner Christmas Bird Count
Location not specified yetThe Christmas Bird Count is the world’s longest running Citizen Science Project. The goal of the count is to have fun and learn about birds. As a bonus, the data collected helps scientists and others to track changes in bird populations across North America and around the world.The 2025 Ladner Christmas Bird Count will be held on December 14th. To participate, please register at https://ladner-cbc.naturevancouver.ca/ Birders at all levels of ability are welcome to join the count:
- Field Counters travel and cover a portion of the Count Circle on their own or in a small party, counting all birds they find.
- Feeder Counters record all the birds visiting their feeders or yard from a stationary position.
More eyes are generally better and beginner field counters can help find birds for experts to identify, or can act as a scribe for a more experienced birder.
If you have any questions please contact count-coordinators, Yousif Attia and Rémi Torrenta at ladner-cbc@naturevancouver.ca2 attendeesVancouver Christmas Bird Count
Location not specified yetThe Christmas Bird Count is the world’s longest running Citizen Science Project. The goal of the count is to have fun and learn about birds. As a bonus, the data collected helps scientists and others to track changes in bird populations across North America and around the world.
The 2025 Vancouver Christmas Bird Count will take place from dawn to dusk on December 20th. To participate, please register at https://cbc-registration.naturevancouver.ca/ Birders at all levels of ability are welcome to join the count:
- Field Counters travel and cover a portion of the Count Circle on their own or in a small party, counting all birds they find.
- Feeder Counters record all the birds visiting their feeders or yard from a stationary position.
More eyes are generally better and beginner field counters can help find birds for experts to identify, or can act as a scribe for a more experienced birder.
If you have any questions please contact count-coordinators, Michelle Baudais and Kelvin Yip at cbc@naturevancouver.ca2 attendeesWhite Rock – Surrey – Langley Christmas Bird Count
Location not specified yetThe Christmas Bird Count is the world’s longest running Citizen Science Project. The goal of the count is to have fun and learn about birds. As a bonus, the data collected helps scientists and others to track changes in bird populations across North America and around the world.
The 2025 White Rock – Surrey – Langley Christmas Bird Count will take place from dawn to dusk on December 27th. To sign up to participate, please email cbcwhiterock@gmail.com. Birders at all levels of ability are welcome to join the count:
- Field Counters travel and cover a portion of the Count Circle on their own or in a small party, counting all birds they find.
- Feeder Counters record all the birds visiting their feeders or yard from a stationary position.
More eyes are generally better and beginner field counters can help find birds for experts to identify, or can act as a scribe for a more experienced birder.
Email the count coordinator at cbcwhiterock@gmail.com to sign up or ask questions.5 attendeesPitt Meadows Christmas Bird Count
Location not specified yetThe Christmas Bird Count is the world’s longest running Citizen Science Project. The goal of the count is to have fun and learn about birds. As a bonus, the data collected helps scientists and others to track changes in bird populations across North America and around the world.
The annual Pitt Meadows Christmas Bird Count will take place from dawn to dusk on January 3rd. To sign up to participate, please email jtayes@shaw.ca. Birders at all levels of ability are welcome to join the count:
- Field Counters travel and cover a portion of the Count Circle on their own or in a small party, counting all birds they find.
- Feeder Counters record all the birds visiting their feeders or yard from a stationary position.
More eyes are generally better and beginner field counters can help find birds for experts to identify, or can act as a scribe for a more experienced birder.
Email the count coordinator at jtayes@shaw.ca to sign up or ask questions.2 attendees
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