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The Kamloops Naturalist Club. |
February 18: David Edwards of the BC. Wildlife Park will be giving us a presentation on
snakes! This may be the first time that we have ever had a speaker on that
topic, especially one that hopes to bring along a live specimen. March 18: Squirrels, badgers and other critters are what Karl Larsen and some of his students will be coming to talk to us about. . |
The Kamloops Naturalist Club meets the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm at
Heritage House in Riverside Park. For more information call (250) 554-1285
or marggraham@shaw.ca The Kamloops Naturalist Club, PO Box 625, Kamloops, B , V2C 5L7 |
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Field Trips |
Here are some recent Newsletters for you to enjoy. Just click on the edition
date to choose the copy you want. |
"We are dedicated to the promotion and protection of the natural enviroment" |
This Google map is centered on the top of the Heritage House building in Riverside
Park. Clicking on 'View larger Map' will allow you to view a much larger image and clicking on 'MAP' in the top right hand corner of the larger image will allow you to view a more conventional street map view. |
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An invitation to the BC Nature 2010 AGM and Convention in Kamloops |
It is our great pleasure to host the 2010 AGM and Conference of
BC Nature from May 13 to the 16th, 2010. In doing so, will demonstrate our commitment
to the goals of BC Nature, showcase nature in the Kamloops region and
have the pleasure of meeting old friends as well as welcoming new ones. We
extend an invitation to British Columbia naturalists, the many friends of nature
and especially to our associates in BC Nature (F.B.C.N.) to attend part or
all of this gathering. I encourage all of the members of our club to volunteer
in every capacity they can. It will take pretty much all of us to help make the
conference a great success. On these pages you will find the registration
form and the convention program. Other detailed information is on the website
of BC Nature. Please send in your registration as soon as you can as banquet
seating is limited. The theme of the 2010 Conference is “Grasslands,
Past, Present and Future. In May new growth will be flourishing across our adjacent
hills and gullies and diverse birds will be arriving. We hope you might join
some of the tours and learn more about the unique and important nature of the
interior grasslands – one of the most threatened environments in British Columbia.
Together, we can consider the vital questions posed by the theme of the
conference- while having great fun and enjoying a productive time together. We look forward to your help and to seeing many of you in May. Dr. Tom Dickinson, President, Kamloops Naturalist Club |
