
How to Support Bees and other Pollinators
Check out these five strategies to help support our native bees and pollinators.
Header photo credit: Rufus Hummingbird by Janine Brooke,
May #birdofthemonth from the 2023 Coast Salish Bird Calendar
The Wild Bird Trust of BC (WBT) is a non-profit society that manages Maplewood Flats in North Vancouver. We acknowledge that Maplewood Flats is situated within the traditional and unceded territory of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation (TWN).
Maplewood Flats is open to the public for self-guided tours and individual bird watching. Guidelines for trail use and a self-guided tour map are provided to make your visit comfortable. Drop by the Greeter Hut at the entrance for more information.
From monthly bird counts, guided nature walks, to wild bird habitat conservation workshops, the Conservation Area at Maplewood Flats provides many opportunities for beginner and experienced birders and conservationists alike to deepen our lifelong love for wild birds and their habitats.
Check out these five strategies to help support our native bees and pollinators.
The area at Maplewood Flats consists of mudflats, a salt marsh, forests, wetlands, and a trail system that weaves throughout these different environments. The area
During the month of November, we began our “Nursery School” workshop series! At the Coast Salish Plant Nursery, our goal is to educate the public
The Research Seminar Series began as a four-part Zoom event focused on science & research at Maplewood Flats. The series was aimed to engage community members on the research, monitoring projects, and collaborations occurring at Maplewood Flats. The series continues in 2021.
Watch video recordings of our monthly virtual walks and talks. Subscribe to our Youtube channel to get notifications on the latest videos.