BC Field Trips

Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre

Address

3663 Park Road

North Vancouver

British Columbia

Canada

V7J 3G3

Website

General Contact

Ecology Centre

Phone:

604-990-3755

E-Mail

Registration Details

Registration Methods:

Phone

E-Mail

Website

Payment Methods:

Cash

Cheque

Interac

VISA

MasterCard

Invoice

Deposit:

Cancellation Policy:

Guided field-trips that are cancelled with more than 3 weeks notice will be charged a $50 fee. Guided field-trips that are cancelled with less than 3 weeks notice will be charged the full program fee. Any self-guided or virtual program cancellations or no shows will be charged a $25 administration fee.

Other Registration Info:

Registration is ongoing through our website.

Registration Contact

Name:

Ecology Centre

Phone:

604-990-3755

E-Mail:

ecocentre@dnv.org

Facility Information

Wheelchair Accessibility:

Food Services:

Kitchen Services:

Lunchroom:

Parking:

Yes

Public Transit:

Bus

Taxi

Washrooms:

Our Trips

No Bones About It - In Person

Discover the differences between vertebrates and invertebrates. Take a close-up look at the interesting features of vertebrate skulls, bones, teeth, and claws. Learn about the amazing adaptations that help temperate rainforest animals thrive in this cool, wet environment.

This program duration is 2hrs.

Forest Quest - Self-Guided In Person Program

Take your students on an educational adventure that combines a treasure hunt and ecology knowledge! Led by clues and a forest map, your students will decode the mysteries of temperate rainforest plants and animals, searching for the secret of life in the rainforest. You’ll also have a chance to view forest life up close with our amazing projector!

Water, Water, Everywhere - In Person

Water is powerful, and small droplets become a force that shapes the landscape. Peek into a small tributary of Lynn Creek and see some of the many animals who live there. Learn about their life cycles and explore some of the characteristics that help these animals survive in their aquatic habitat.

Once Upon A Tree - In Person

Deep in Lynn Canyon Park live giant plants that clean the air and water and create food and habitats for animals. What are they? Trees of course! In this program, students will learn about the life cycles of these giant plants, discover how trees grow food and create habitats, and learn about the connections between trees and the soil, air, and water cycles.

Super Survivors - In Person

How do animals and plants survive in the cool, wet, temperate rainforest? From magnificent mayflies to the spectacular salmonberry, learn about the amazing adaptations of animals and plants and discover the diversity of forest life. Through hands-on and sensory activities, explore how animals and plants work together to create a thriving ecosystem.