BC Bat Study Requests Homeowners to Report Bats Using Exterior Window Shades and Power Awnings Kamloops, British Columbia. Bats are getting injured or even squished by roll up blinds and power awnings that provide shade to homes in the summer. … Continue reading →
For more information, contact Emily Francis: efrancis@conservancy.bc.ca
Continue reading →Our regular monthly meeting presentation on February 15 will be by Shae Turner, Master of Science student at TRU. Understanding the Role of Feather Moult in the Winter Lives of Our Migratory Songbirds Each year, migratory songbirds travel thousands of … Continue reading →
Join us at the Thompson Rivers University Clock Tower on Thursday, March 7, for a screening and fundraising event of The Last Shark Doc- make a small cash donation at the door to help The Last Shark team continue campaigning … Continue reading →
Sunday, May 28 is the Ralph Ritcey Big Bird Day. Two teams will compete to find the most bird species. This fun, friendly competition takes place on Sunday, May 28th. The search begins at MIDNIGHT and ends at 4:00 PM on the … Continue reading →
Presentation by Dr. Kieran Cox Date: March 16, 2023 Time: 7:00 pm Place: Presentation and meeting on Zoom only. There will be no meeting at the Heritage House this month. Did you know that many types of fish make noise? … Continue reading →
