Nature Series


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Discover Richmond’s parks and wildlife through our family-friendly series. Offered throughout the year, these hands-on sessions are led by local experts and provide opportunities to learn more about the natural spaces and wildlife found in our community.

Programs are free to attend, with some sessions welcoming optional donations in support of the Richmond Nature Park Society.

3 Ways to Register

  • Select the Course ID below
  • 604-276-4300, Mon-Fri, 8:30am-5:00pm
  • In-person at any parks, recreation or cultural facility

Nature Series: Discovery Sessions

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Join a naturalist for family-friendly, hands-on fun featuring different themes throughout the year, including water bugs, hummingbirds, reptiles, amphibians and more. Presented by local experts. Registration recommended, with drop-ins welcome if space permits.

Richmond Nature Park
1st Sunday of the month, 2:00-3:00pm

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Nature Series: Birds

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Thank you to everyone who came to learn about local and migrating birds and the City’s nesting box programs

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Nature Series: Bat Walk

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Thank you to everyone who came to learn insights about these nocturnal mammals and their role in ecosystems from a local bat expert.

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Nature Series: Barn Owls

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Thank you to everyone who came to learn about barn owls with a presentation and guided walk presented by a registered biologist.

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Nature Series: Mushrooms

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Explore the fascinating world of mycology and learn how to identify common autumn mushrooms in this annual show of local fungi. Presented by the Vancouver Mycological Society. Registration recommended.

Richmond Nature Park
Sun, Nov 8 11:00am-3:30pm (30-minute sessions - scroll to Nov 8)
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Nature Series: Owls

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Thank you to everyone who came to learn about the species of owls that call BC home with a 30-minute presentation by the Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society.

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