Sunday, September 25, 2016

Stunning transformation at Beaver Lake bog!!

The first few pics are from a work parties in 2011 and 2012. Now look at Beaver Lake Bog in 2016!! Wow

Monday, September 12, 2016

CBRG Youth to Ottawa!



We are very grateful to receive an invitation from Historica Canada's  Encounters With Canada to coordinate a group of our CBRG teens to visit Ottawa for one week! Our teens will be going with a group of young people from Gladstone Secondary School, an award winning East Vancouver School  famous for it's Robotics and Arts programs.

Encounters with Canada is a program that brings outstanding young people together to spend one week in Ottawa at the Terry Fox Centre.  This youth forum includes 100 young people living in a dormitory setting with experienced Canadian teachers as chaperones.  Together, they explore Ottawa and look at future career options and share their hopes and dreams of a better Canada.  Our teens will get a chance to be ambassadors for Camosun bog in a youth forum with young people from all over Canada!  They will get to know Canadians of their age group and visit a Wildlife Preserve.

Thursday, September 8, 2016

Music In The Park

Teen crazy boggers Graeme and Sean displayed a minibog and did some artwork at music in the park event at Capilano Park in North Vancouver








Monday, August 29, 2016

Education Boardwalk

Bog education Boardwalk started with thoughts of an interpretive walk where visitors could have guided access to the bog surface. Now the vision has begun to be reality thanks to the generosity and support of Pacific Parklands, Metro Vancouver, and Pacific Spirit Park Society.

Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Teens in Camosun bog

Teenagers are regular bog volunteers, led by mentors who are seasoned crazy boggers.  They provide the muscle to wrestle with stubborn tree stumps and they are amazing bog ambassadors for community events!

Bog Boardwalk taking shape

And some amazing red blueberries unique to Camosun bog

Monday, July 11, 2016

Bog Boardwalk is built thanks to generous funding from Pacific Parklands

Education Boardwalk taking shape. Soon kids will be able to get up close and personal with small bog plants on the surface. Here's our friendly little sundew sending up flowers for the summer.