Animal Trackers is just one of the programs on offer at One Mile Lake Nature Center this spring. Sign up now, for your 7-9 year old to join naturalist and environmental educator, Kathy Jenkins, learning about different animals from around the valley. This will be an outdoor adventure rain or shine on Thursdays. Kids will … Continue reading Sign up your 3-11 year olds for One Mile Lake Nature Centre’s spring programs
We're halfway through our 30 day immersion in local plant knowledge, and happily, I can now recognise the Coastal Douglas Fir by its gnarly-thick bark. Thanks to a great conversation with Dawn Johnson about the project, I also realise that it's okay to approach this kind of learning in small chunks. It won't all stick … Continue reading You are invited to unlock the landscape with language
Recent news from the One Mile Lake Nature Centre: A new inlet channel and fish rearing habitat is being built. The goal is to allow the beavers to continue to build dams but ensure a dedicated flow into the lake. This is an extension of the outflow channel built in 2009. While the work is … Continue reading Free the beavers.
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