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DURING CANADA Environment
Week, June 4-12, the Lynn
Canyon Ecology Centre is offer-
ing a number of workshops and
talks geared for the whale family.

On Saturday, June 4, Richard
Beard is giving a fascinating
slideshow on local butterflies.

The next day, June 5, children
and adults can build a Chick: ade
nesting box. Supplies are provid-
ed free af charge, just bring alang,
your own hammer.

Pre-registration is necessary.

On Saturday, June 11, visitors
can help enhance one of the
largest remaining saltwater

marshes on the North Shore by
picking up garbage at the

Maplewood Mudflats
Conservation Area.

The clean-up starts at 10 a.m.
and pre-registration is necessary.

Bring along a pair of binocu-
lars and you may spot one of the
ospreys which nest in the area.

Alsa on June 11 the Northwest
Wildlife Preservation Society is
giving a slideshow for al) ages on
B.C, bears.

To end the week’s activities
the Ecology Centre will be host to
two special feathered guests, R.T.
the red-tailed hawk and Oddey the
barn owl, as part of a presentation
being put on by the Owl
Rehabilitation Society.

Most events begin at 1 p.m.
and are free of charge.

Call the Lynn Canyon Ecology
Centre at 987-5922 for more
information and pre-registration.

Outdoor
School to
host open
house soon

NORTH VANCOUVER Outdoor
School (NVOS) will be hosting its
annual Open House on May 29
from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. All
facilities will be open to the public.

Activities will include:

* salmon try releases;

° farm tours;

* Salish cultural activities in the
Big House;

* Hay wagon rides, canoeing and
archery;

* Live music;

¢ Face painting and other child-cen-
tred activities; and

« “Walk ‘n’ win” with prize from
Outdoor School supporter artist
Bruce Muir.

Special events will include
show and sale of works by local
artists and craftspeople; plant and
bake sale; silent auction and white
elephant sale.

Each year, 1,000 visitors to the
open house at Outdoor School
enjoy this chance to sample
NVOS's many attractions, facilities
and park-like setting.

Summer picnic food will be
available, providing a perfect
chance for a family outing.

The Outdoor School ts located
20 minutes north of Squamish on
Highway 99 (turn left at the Alice
Lake turn-off and follow the
NVOS signs). No pets, please.

For further information call the
North Vancouver Outdoor Schoal’s
principal, Victor Eldertun, at 980-
5116 in Vancouver or 898-5422 in
Squamish. Fax 898-4370.

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