2025 Archives
January – February 2025
Christmas Bird Count Report
Knowing Nature
Birds Bring Colour to Winter
March 2025
The Birds, the Bears, and Our Helpful Community
Notes from Jim at Eagle Lake
Members Moment
April – May 2025
2025 Field Trip list
SINC Education Coordinator’s Report by Martin Kruus
2024 President’s Report by Margaret Waring
June 2025
Field trip reports
Members moment
Field Trip List (remaining)
2024 Archives
November – December 2024
Annual Christmas bird count
Scout Island’s Honey Bees
Notes from Directors’ meeting
Junction Sheep range trip report
September and October 2024
Black Widow
Nature Centre Arboretum planting
Hazards of breeding birds on Becher’s Prairie
Far Island Trail Repair Report
May – June 2024
Field trip reports
The non-birder goes birding
Bluebird program update
April 2024
River Valley gravel pit ponds
Bluebird project update – Spring Cleaning
Plants of Scout Island Nature Centre – Grasses
Field Trips 2024
March 2024
Bluebird Program Update
Great Backyard Bird Count
Flowering Plants of Scout Island
Poor Air Quality Can Affect Tiniest Creatures
January-February 2024
56th annual Williams Lake Christmas Bird Count
Reflections on Our Fox Mt. Christmas Bird Count 1991-2023
Fraser River Bighorn Sheep Disease Mitigation
2023 Archives
November-December 2023
56th annual W.L. Christmas bird count
Field trip to Junction Sheep Range
SINC 2023-24 Fundraising campaign
Introducing Scout Island’s new executive director in training
Bats at Scout Island
Common caterpillars on Scout Island
June 2023
New Executive Director of Nature Centre
Bluebird Program Update
Members Moment
Plants of Scout Island Nature Centre
April/May 2023
Field Trip List 2023
Spring Cleaning bluebird boxes
Flowering Plants – Catkins
Plant and Yard Sale
February-March 2023
Plants of Scout Island N.C.
Mountain Bluebird update
Disease threatens Little Brown Bat
January 2023
55th annual bird count results
The boardwalk story
Notes from the directors mtng
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