"to know nature and to keep it worth knowing"
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LANGLEY FIELD NATURALISTS "to know nature and to keep it worth knowing" |
| Field Trips Come
join us for some gentle outdoor exercise and fresh air to renew your
"inner self". You are guaranteed to acquire rosy
cheeks, elevated spirits that last all day, and the
companionship of others who take pleasure in nature. For more
information about field trips, contact Anne Gosse at
<corkie1(at)shaw(dot)ca>
Saturday, March 6 Blackie Spit & Crescent Beach for bird watching Saturday, March 20 Beach Grove, Boundary Bay Regional Park with Delta Naturalists
Saturday, April 3 Brydon Lagoon & Hi-Knoll Park for spring bird migrants
Saturday, April 17 Grant Narrows Regional Park, Pitt Polder Ecological Reserve & Pitt-Addington Marsh Wildlife Area for bird watching with Alouette Naturalists Friday, April 23 Deception Pass State Park, Washington, for spring flowers Saturday, May 8 Iona Beach Regional Park & Sewage Lagoons for bird watching Saturday, May 22 Campbell Valley Regional Park for bird watching Saturday, June 12 Maplewood Conservation Area for bird watching We meet and carpool to share the cost of gas and reduce pollution. On our walking outings, we usually go about three or four miles - but occasionally a bit more or less. We do not rush along, but neither do we dawdle. On our bird watching outings we go at a slower pace, expecting many hopeful encounters. We dress for the weather in layers, wear hiking boots, and bring backpacks with lunch, water and binoculars. Thus prepared, we thoroughly enjoy our day in the outdoors. back to top |