

Saturday, October 25: Fungi and Lichen at Work within Our Ecosystem
Trip report by Laura Duncan A cool, blue-sky October day in Kimberley saw 19 people gather to join Jamie Levine and Janice Strong as they shared their knowledge of fungi and lichens. The extensive research done by the couple made for a super interesting and informative session. We were introduced to a small selection of diverse species of both fungi and lichens. Jamie and Janice explained that there are 140,000 known species of fungi, although scientists estimate there are 1


Monday, October 6, 2025: Chasing the Autumn Colours
Monday, October 6, 9:15 am Meet at Kimberley Nordic Centre parking lot A walk through the changing forest of larch trees in the Kimberley...


American Pika Hay Pile Count – 2025 Summary
The American pika ( Ochotona princeps ) may be small, but it plays an outsized role as an indicator of ecosystem health in our...


Signs of Fall Approaching
by Laura Duncan Photo by Sherrin Perrouault Fall is one of those transitional times of the year when we can notice changes in the plants...


July 27: The Trans Canada Trail in the Kimberley Nature Park
Sunday, July 27, 2025 8:30am Campground Trailhead Learn about the 28,000 km Trans Canada Trail, the longest recreational, multi-use trail...































