Back Issues
Double Issue 2022
Feature articles in this issue: Decolonizing Birding In Local Spaces; Tackling the Climate Emergency; Loneliness and Birding with Aranya lyer; an update on Roberts Bank Terminal 2 environmental report; Bird Poems and Images: A Pandemic Year Treasury, and more!
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Summer 2021 Issue
Featuring 10 up-and-coming youth birders from BC who share their passion for birding and citizen science. Also featured is RAVEN’s Jeff Nichols, in an interview on Birds and Indigenous Knowledge. Brush up on photography tips, including ethical bird photography and let the kids enjoy two colouring pages of nature-inspired art by Ronnie Dean Harris. Check out your favourite regular columns including the all-time reader favourite, Coast Salish Plant profiles.
Fall/Winter 2020​
Spring 2020
In this issue, we expand our coverage throughout British Columbia and offer photography, birding, and habitat restoration stories, tips, and tools to help you make a sustainable impact on preserving BC’s biodiversity; with a special focus on how we continue our work in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.Â
Fall/Winter 2019
Special feature on Climate Change and Birds, educating children on climate justice, art from our new artist-in-residence, research symposium, new birding photography column, and many more!
Spring/Summer 2019
Featuring Birding in Iran, Pacific Coast Portraits Exhibit artists, Coast Salish Plants (and Plant Nursery sale!), Art & Nature Summer Camp preview, and many more!
Fall/Winter 2018
Featuring South Asian Birding Spotlight, Mountains to Mudflats book review, Highlights from IO Congress 2018, and AGM notice.
Spring/Summer 2018
Special WBT 25th Anniversary issue! Featuring keynotes from IO Congress 2018, Coast Salish artists, TEK-based Restoration and Reconciliation, and the 12th Osprey Festival.
DOUBLE ISSUE 2017
Inaugural Wingspan issue in magazine format. Featuring speakers for the 2018 IO Congress, Kingfisher Summer Camp, and reports from the Habitat and Cultural Use Plan committee.