Maplewood flats, also known as the MAPLEWOOD CONSERVATION AREA is now raising money so that they can build a NATURE HOUSE. (They have raised $400,000 so far).
The new Nature House with be used to help create and strengthen the ties between school children and conservation.
The Maplewood Conservation Area is “the last undeveloped waterfront [...]

We have heard so much about salmon recently. Last years incredibly low return
and this years (2010) incredibly high return. And from what I can tell, from what
I’ve heard and read, really, no one knows why there has been such a wild swing in
the salmon return numbers. There are many theories and many [...]

Here is a picture of Trevor saying something important although
I do not remember what it was. Trevor is now a very in demand
Eco-Model. He models all sorts of outdoor garb and in this
picture he is sporting the new “Gogo Edibles”. Its a new line
of clothing that can be eaten if you become [...]

What is an Ostracod? Well, it took me a while to find out but with my detective bones
rattled and my black beetle saddled, I set out, determined to know what these little
pond water swimmers were – see picture below. I was out for a walk a few weeks ago
when I came across this [...]

Gogo Bonkers is proud to be a part of the International Bog days festvial
at Burns Bog this Sunday, July 25 2010.
This is a FREE event with live music and amazing tours of the bog.
10:30 to 3:30 at 10388 Nordel Court (Planet Ice) in North Delta.
The south end of the Alex Fraser bridge.
Call 604-572-0373 for information.
International [...]

Ever wonder how many grains of sand there are?
Do you know where sand comes from?
Well, some people count money and some people
count cars, but Saandy, he counts sand…………
How many grains of sand can fit in your hand?
Of course, it does not matter how many grains of sand there are.
Counting sand is an act of elevated [...]

Biking for garbage. I love to go for bike rides. I don’t like to see garbage on the
trails. So, I pick up the garbage. I meet many interesting bugs and I discover many
new plants while I’m picking up the garbage. The fresh mountain trail.
Bike bike bike. I met a [...]

Hello people full of water,
Mudlee and Seafree had a wonderful time this weekend playing at the Vancouver
Aquarium and then in Blackie Spit Park. They performed their ocean-inspired
songs and helped celebrate and raise awareness for WORLD OCEAN WEEK.
The oceans and waterways need our attention everyday. This week there are
millions of people all over the world making [...]