Marie McCallum, Author at BCLSS

The Outdoor Learning Store is hosting a webinar with Water Rangers, Ocean Wise, and Project WET on March 10th to provide educators...

Invasive Species Council of BC and BCLSS The Invasive Species Council of BC invites you to join an online learning session about...

Original article posted in BCLSS newsletter Volume 13, Issue 1, April 2010. Updated February 2022. The lake trout (actually a char) is...

The BCLSS is pleased to announce that John Gates of the Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society is the recipient of the 2021...

The Whistler Lakes Conservation Association (WLCA) is a non-profit society with a mission to be the advocates and voices for Whistler lakes,...

Description Compact mounds of partially dried and decayed plant material and mud can frequently be seen scattered among the cattails and bulrushes...

Looking for a last minute gift this holiday season? Know someone who is passionate about protecting the environment and wants to learn...

By Marie McCallum The basics: Lake thermal stratification patterns Have you ever wondered what is happening to lakes and all the organisms...

Plastic has become a nearly essential part of our everyday lives, from the plastic wrap around cucumbers and other food packaging to...

Polystyrene foam, commonly known as Styrofoam®, is a plastic that is used for packaging, building docks, and for take-out containers owing to...