Critters and beasties of Moberly Lake
A lively naturalist diary from Moberly Lake notes daily summer visitors and resident birds. A male rufous hummingbird guards feeders, red winged blackbirds defend marsh territories, and ravens threaten nests. Purple finches reappear with merlin hawks nearby. evening grosbeaks and pine siskins fill a poplar tree. tundra and trumpeter swans appear, while mute swans mingle in parks.
Living Landscapes North launches in British Columbia region outreach
The Royal BC Museum announces Living Landscapes North a six year regional research and education program starting in Prince George from 2000 to 2002 focusing on the Upper Fraser Basin. Phase two covers the Peace region 2002 to 2004 and phase three the North Coast 2004 to 2006 with findings posted online. The museum will partner with UNBC and has a site drawing about 180000 yearly visitors from earlier landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Landscapes North
Royal British Columbia Museum
Ian Wadell
Prince George
Upper Fraser Basin
Peace
North Coast
Bill Barkley
Thompson-Okanagan
Columbia Basin
UNBC
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