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The Ripple - September 2023

The summer Nature House coordinator team, Eden Luymes and Erica Ralston share their experiences on a summer full of learning, exploring,...

Nature House: Tell us how we did!

Sunday was the last day of the summer 2023 Nature House program. Over the course of eight weeks we hosted 50+ events! We had speakers...

Nature House Week 8 Events: Aug 23 - 27

It’s the last week of the Nature House Program! Make sure to come out to one (or more) of our final events of the summer - basket...

Nature House Week 7 Events: Aug 16 - 20

Wednesday, August 16 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm drop-in Harvest Hours at The PAG (all ages) Location: The People’s Apothecary Garden, Lot 62...

Nature House Week 6 Events: Aug 9 - 13

Wednesday, August 9 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm drop-in Harvest Hours at The PAG (all ages) Location: The People’s Apothecary Garden, Lot 62...

Nature House Week 5 Events: Aug 2 - 6

Heading into the second half of our summer program, we have a whole host of new exciting activities, speakers, and workshops! Wednesday,...

Nature House Week 4 Events: July 26 - 30

Wed, July 26 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm drop-in Harvest Hours at The PAG (all ages) Location: The People’s Apothecary Garden, Lot 62 Thurs, July...

Nature House Week 3 Events: July 19 - 23

Wednesday, July 19 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm drop-in Harvest Hours at The PAG (all ages) Location: The People’s Apothecary Garden, Lot 62 Drop-in...

Nature House Week 2 Events: July 12 - 16

Wednesday, July 12 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Herby-Essence (all ages) Location: The People’s Apothecary Garden, Lot 62 How well do you know your...

Nature House Week 1 Events: July 3 - 9

ThINC's summer Nature House program will be up and running again, starting next week! Other than the Monday sea star count on July 3rd,...

BC Annual Bat Count Helps Monitor Endangered Wildlife

Program calls for bat roost reports and volunteers For Immediate Release June 1, 2023 Revelstoke, BC Spring is here, and with warmer...

The Ripple - May 2023

Did you know that the Western Screech Owl does not, in fact, 'screech'. But instead has a call akin to a bouncing ball? And this call is...