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

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Cash

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The Ecology Centre is doing all we can to ensure safe and engaging programs by moving our workshops on-line. Zoom or MS Teams sessions will consist of facilitated slide shows, video presentations, and virtual visits to the forest in Lynn Canyon Park and Lynn Creek. BOOKING YOUR VIRTUAL PROGRAM Booking for spring programs begins Wednesday, February 3 at 10 am Phone 604-990-3755 from 10 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday. Be ready with the program name, number of students, booking dates, your e-mail and phone number.

Registration Contact

Name:

Ecology Centre

Phone:

604-990-3755

E-Mail:

ecocentre@dnv.org

Facility Information

Wheelchair Accessibility:

Yes

Food Services:

Kitchen Services:

Lunchroom:

Parking:

Yes

Public Transit:

Bus

Washrooms:

Yes

Our Trips

BC Biodiversity

What is biodiversity, and why is it important? In this on-line field trip, your students will learn about genetic, species, and habitat diversity. We will explore British Columbia's diverse ecosystems from deserts to rainforests and learn how local plants and animals are well-adapted to our temperate rainforest ecosystem.

All About Bears

Co-Presented with the North Shore Black Bear Society

British Columbia is bear country! Learn about these magnificent animals that are icons of the wilderness. Discover basic bear biology and learn about a black bear's life cycle and seasonal habits. We share the best practices for exploring in bear habitat, how to identify the signs of bears and what to do in an encounter. Your class will also learn how to responsibly coexist with one of BC's largest mammals.

The World Under Our Feet

Soil is much more than rocks and old leaves - it's a vibrant ecosystem. Since people walk on top of the soil, we often don't consider what's underneath. Your students will explore how soil is made, the layers of the soil, and the animals, plants, and fungi that both rely on and help create a healthy ecosystem.

Take Flight

Hop, dive, and flutter your way to this on-line workshop about birds! In this program, you'll learn about the evolution and adaptations of birds. We'll discover the feeding and nesting habits of local birds and the remarkable ways that different birds find niches in the temperate rainforest ecosystem.

No Bones About It

Discover the differences between vertebrates and invertebrates. In this workshop, you'll take a close-up look at invertebrates and then look at the interesting features of vertebrate skulls, bones, teeth, and claws. You'll also learn about the adaptations that help temperate rainforest animals thrive in this cool, wet environment.