If you are outside during dawn or dusk and see an angular-winged bird moving erratically, you might be witnessing the foraging of a...

The salmon are coming home! Did you know that Okanagan River Chinook salmon spend a good part of their lives in the ocean and then return...

For past couple of weeks, the OSS team has been working on our Yellow flag iris eradication project along Eneas Creek in Summerland's...

Do you know what this is? Nope, it's not ginger or turmeric! Unfortunately this is just part of the extensive rhizome (underground stem)...

#funfactfriday Let's talk RHIZOMES: An important part of our grasslands that create alternate ways of reproducing and acquiring...

While out in the field, we often get the change notice the little things in nature that many people might not see at first glance. ...

In honour of Canada Day, we are celebrating our national bird, the Canada Jay! Did you know that the Canada Jay will nest and start to...

#pollinatorweek Did you know that different flowers attract different pollinators? Moths are often attracted to sweet smelling white or...

#pollinatorweek Have you seen a hummingbird? There are four types of hummingbirds in the Okanagan region and all of them are reliant on...