Come with me as I travel through our wild places in both word and action. Visit natural spaces both near my home on Vancouver Island, Canada and further afield. Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Where do the deer go when it rains? As the rains of October settle into the drizzle of November on Vancouver Island. Time falls back, a little later than in previous years.

I got this message through facebook- it is a scam! DO NOT fall for this! Hope you are doing fine. I suspected a scam, so I made a dummy email account. This is what happened there;. I then forwarded this to.

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Sea Technology April 2013 Now Available. The Current Contents March 2013. As usual, previous Current Contents can be found here. Sea Technology March 2013, available in PDF.

Writing about nature in British Columbia. Owls in southwestern British Columbia. Barred Owls have become much more numerous in southwestern B. in the last twenty years. They have almost totally displaced the smaller, shyer Western Screech-Owl, which is now extirpated in some previous breeding areas. More about birds and windows.

First Nations Clean Energy funding. Tahltan Nation accepts Co-Management Agreement wit. BC First Nations Land Info. Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. Tahltan - BC Gov Info Page.

Turning Green and Saving Green in New Brunswick. My guess is we have lots of room for improvement. Thursday, 7 June 2012. To All the Beautiful Women in My Life.

A page discussing wildlife rehabilitation policies in the state of Utah and current patients and their progress at our facility in Price, Utah. We are a State and Federally permitted facility. Tuesday, March 3, 2015. Come out and support our organization. BANFF Mountain Film Festival in Moab, Utah. Tuesday, February 17, 2015.

Every year since I have moved into this residence, there has been a flock of Bohemian Waxwings visiting the neighborhood in winter. This year the flock is incredibly large. Watch for them if you have any fruit trees in your yard, or many fruit trees in your neighborhood, especially Mountain Ash. Photo taken this week not far from my home.