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Minnekhada is part of the Tri-Cities Nature Challenge

steve April 10, 2022 April 24, 2022Citizen Science, Events, Home Page

We are happy to report that will Minnekhada Regional Park will be one of the locations taking part in the Tri-Cities Nature Challenge for 2022. The City Nature Challenge is an annual event that takes place in many locations around the world, with the intent of allowing ordinary citizens to…

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Are you an iNaturalist Yet?

steve March 10, 2022 April 12, 2022Citizen Science, Home Page, Uncategorized

Minnekhada Park Association and Metro Vancouver both encourage our park visitors to use the iNaturalist app on their devices. What does it do? iNaturalist allows you to take photos of plants or animals and helps to identify the species. It logs all of this information based on your location and…

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Minnekhada Farm Bat Condo Completed

steve January 2, 2021 April 1, 2022Home Page, Uncategorized

An exciting addition to Minnekhada Regional Park was completed in early November of 2020 with the construction of an innovative “bat condo” on the Minnekhada Farm property. This project was realized through over 250 hours of community volunteer efforts and will provide a long term home for up to 1500…

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Bats – White Nose Syndrome

steve February 7, 2019 April 1, 2022Citizen Science, Home Page, Uncategorized

BC bats are threatened by this disease, and researchers are again asking for the public to help. White Nose Syndrome (WNS), a fungal disease responsible for the death of millions of bats in eastern North America, has moved to the west coast. Confirmed in Washington State just 150 km south…

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