The Conservation Area at Maplewood Flats hosts a variety of permanent and temporary exhibits at the site.
Current Exhibit
Dreaming Birds Know No Borders
Video presentation by Jin-me Yoon
Dreaming Birds Know No Borders
Video presentation by Jin-me Yoon
at the Nature House at Maplewood Flats
May 8, 9, 15, 16 - Open for viewing during Vancouver Bird Celebration.
May 13, 7pm - Online Discussion: Public Art and Conservation at Maplewood Flats
Artist Jin-me Yoon’s video presentation of Dreaming Birds Know No Borders will be launched at Maplewood Flats on World Migratory Bird Day, May 8, 2021. This looping video for the Corrigan Nature House combines reworked images from a VHS copy of a North Korean film with contemporary footage of figures at Maplewood Flats. The installation runs during Vancouver Bird Celebration May 8-16.
Public hours and covid-19 protocols
The Nature House will be open to the public on May 8-9, 15-16 from 11am to 3pm on a first come first serve basis. From 3-6pm, we will be holding reservations for 30-minute safely distanced bubble groups to view the exhibition.
Visit our Calendly scheduling page to make a reservation. Upon registration, you will receive additional instructions for your visit.
Calling *all* Wild Bird Trust of BC nature photographers!
We are accepting submission for our Annual Members Photography Exhibition! See more info in the link below.
Permanent Installations
Maplewood Flats Conservation area hosts public artworks by local Indigenous artists at various locations around the site.
Niih ten sxelt nata skwi its’ay
Ocean Hyland
Tsleil-Waututh artist & activist
2018
MATERIAL: CEDAR
Niih ten sxelt nata skwi its’ay is located near the Eastern Mudflats.
The Great Blue Heron
James Harry
Squamish artist: carver and muralist
2018
MATERIAL: COATED ALUMINUM
The Great Blue Heron installation is located at Osprey Point.
House Posts
Zachary George (Skokaylem)
TSLEIL-WAUTUTH ARTIST: Master carver
2019
MATERIAL: CEDAR
The house posts are located at the front entrance of Corrigan Nature House.
Osprey Mural
Jordan Gallie
TSLEIL-WAUTUTH ARTIST
2018
MATERIAL: PLYWOOD & ACRYLIC
The Osprey Mural is located on the north side of Corrigan Nature House.
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