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Earthworms in Canada May Not Be Beneficial In All Ecosystems

Kamloops Naturalist Club Posted on October 29, 2019 by Gary HuntOctober 20, 2025

Bottom Line Conclusion: In boreal forests, the organic matter consumed by earthworms means a reduction in available nutrients for other organisms, reduction in fungi, and reduction in soil moisture. A new study by a large team of researchers from around … Continue reading →

Posted in Fauna, Naturalist Posts | Tagged OK

Two Invasive Animals To Watch For

Kamloops Naturalist Club Posted on October 24, 2019 by Gary HuntOctober 23, 2025

There is an invasive species alert in BC for two very damaging introductions, the American Bullfrog and the Red-Eared Slider turtle. American Bullfrog American Bullfrogs were originally introduced into B.C. by humans wanting to farm them for their meaty legs. … Continue reading →

Posted in Fauna | Tagged american bullfrog, invasive animals, OK, red-eared slider turtle

Fighting A Bat Killer: B.C. Scientists Testing New Way To Protect Against Deadly Fungus

Kamloops Naturalist Club Posted on September 7, 2019 by Gary HuntOctober 20, 2025

White nose syndrome is caused by a fungus that’s decimating bat populations. It slowly weakens the animals until they die of starvation. It kills about 85 per cent to 99.9 per cent of bats in affected hibernacula. It was first … Continue reading →

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Guide To Properly Constructed Mason Bee Houses

Kamloops Naturalist Club Posted on July 15, 2019 by Gary HuntOctober 20, 2025

A recent article by Colin Purrington explains 11 flaws encountered in commercially made houses intended for mason bees. 1. Nesting blocks, tubes, reeds are not removable Glued nesting materials is the number one reason why most commercial bee hotesl can … Continue reading →

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