09.17.26How Does Light Pollution Affect Birds?
Learn how birds navigate during their migration and how you can help prevent light pollution from affecting them.…
09.03.26September Guided Bat Walks
British Columbia is home to 15 species of bat. Unfortunately we don’t know exactly how many species of bat live here in Squamish, nobody…
09.03.26Why Do We Need Bats?
From natural pest control to life-saving medical research, bats are incredibly important parts of our ecosystems.…
09.01.26Late Bloomers Needed!
If you look around Squamish these days you’ll see late blooming plants here and there. Among the flowers in open areas, by trails, by…
08.31.262026 EagleWatch Season Begins November 7
Fall is just around the corner and our Squamish bears are looking forward to the return of the salmon. Starting in October, we hope…
08.28.26Understanding Bald Eagles
The name bald eagle comes from the old English word “balde,” meaning white—not hairless. Its scientific name, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, means “white-headed sea eagle.” In the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) language, the…