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We've just finished a long 10-week birding trip which took us from New Zealand to Japan via New Caledonia, the Solomon Islands, Norfolk Island, Ishigaki, Okinawa, Amami Oshima, Honshu, Sado and

I just saw and photographed my FOY male LABU at Colony Farm!! It’s singing on top of several deciduous trees on the west side of the north end of Colony Farm Road, across the road from the small

Your welcome Vero. I loved the production especially the 3 1/2 years it took to complete the paintings.\ Keith wrote:

Thank you so much for sharing this! wrote: Véro

PS Giclee prints of these gouache paintings are available at $125 unframed or $250 framed. Keith wrote:

Size reduced to send in mail so images are not as sharp as they could be. Enjoy! Keith Taylor

Full agree .. however on the principle of always trying to start the week off on a positive note (challenging as that may be in the conservation realm), I was gratified to see this recent article in

Saw this depressing shorebird article. Even with studies like this sounding the tocsin, Canada is going ahead with the Deltaport expansion. Too bad. Unless we consider nature first, there won't be any

Thanks for this Greg!

Interesting article on birds and climate change, including some ways we can help and encourage others too (e.g., local governments, businesses, developers):

If you'd like to voice your disappointment and concerns over this approval, then you can call, email, and/or tweet the Honorable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada,

Whenever jobs and money come up against conservation and the environment, there's only ever one winner – very sad! :o( Derek Derek J. Matthews Chairman, Director Communication NABC Certified Trainer

Sad but true! :( :( :( Daniel Bastaja danielbastaja@...

Surprise, surprise .. $$$ talks. Sandpipers, not so much. Perry

Hello, I recently received this and thought members would like to know: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/delta-container-expansion-approval-1.6817357 Best, Greg

Received this via a list serve. Zoom link to join day of in Twitter link. Please join us for the Oregon State Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology Seminar featuring Dr. Eric Wood

Hi Kevin No Ostriches but plenty of Emus

The Whooper Swan was the clear winner this past year by a definitive margin. In fact, one third of all votes went to this Eurasian visitor. Thirteen other birds were voted for this year, which is much

?Interesting that the Port of Vancouver’s dockworkers’ union has come out against the proposed expansion of the Roberts Bank terminal in Delta. Environment Canada has already identified the