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Paula Rodriguez de la Vega, Coordinator for Got Bats? BC Community Bat Project informs that bats typically disappear from our neighbourhoods around the last week of October (Bat Week!) until the return of warmer weather in spring. Because insects such as moths, beetles, mosquitoes, an

We are looking for a Community Engagement and Outreach Coordinator for Cats and Birds project in Vancouver. Canada Summer Jobs hiring criteria applied.

Harold Eyster, who conducted Vancouver Bird Count in 2021, shares a research update and preliminary results from his study. Harold's bird counts show declines in some bird species in Vancouver and an increase in others when compared to 1990's counts.

What are the different types of roaming cats and the risks they face?

This webinar for cat lovers sheds light on cat body language, cat behaviour and tips on enrichment and play-time for your feline companions.

Even though the summer is coming to an end, Olivia continues to collect valuable data on cats and birds in the South Okanagan. Check out the latest update from the field and find many cool photos from behind the scenes.

Take our quick survey about cats in West Point Grey and enter a random draw for one of many prizes!

Bird-window collisions are one of the top three threats to birds in North America. What causes birds to hit windows? Find out in this blog!

Join us for a free webinar to chat about cat behaviours and ways to ensure easy transitions of cats to new lifestyles! Registration is required.

Join us on Saturday, August 6, from 1 – 2 PM to learn about ways to protect cats and birds in Point Grey!