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Stanley Park Coyote Alert: Summary, Guidelines, FAQ
February 5th, 2021Guidelines for Park Visitors Stanley Park continues to be enjoyed by visitors daily, and aggressive coyote incidents are very rare … More
Honouring the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc children
June 1st, 2021Our hearts and minds are with the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc nation and all Indigenous communities and families who endured the … More
Nudies in Stanley Park!
May 20th, 2021We’ve been finding some fascinating creatures in the intertidal zone this spring including this nudibranch found by our Environmental Educators, … More
Our new ED!
May 19th, 2021SPES is excited to introduce our new Executive Director Tricia Collingham. Tricia joined SPES on May 10, 2021 to overlap … More
Happy #SPESEarthMonth!
April 7th, 2021April 22nd is Earth Day, but we have so many “w-earthy” activities that we’re taking all month to celebrate with … More
Coyote Conflicts in Stanley Park
January 22nd, 2021Food Handouts Lead to Heartbreaking Outcomes for Wildlife SPES began 2021 with a difficult wildlife situation that quickly escalated over … More
Job Posting: Executive Director
January 20th, 2021REPORTS TO Board of Directors Description The Stanley Park Ecology Society (SPES) has been promoting awareness of and respect for … More
Working for Wetlands
January 20th, 2021SPES’s “Freshwater Initiatives in Stanley Park” project supports critical wetland habitat Lakes, streams, bogs, wet meadows and ponds comprise Stanley … More
Welcome to Wetlands 101!
January 19th, 2021If you are curious about wetlands – what they are, where they are, and what’s happening to them – this … More
Be Bat Aware!
January 19th, 2021The BC Community Bat Program is reminding people to please report any bat activity seen this winter and please keep any dead bat so it … More