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The Pacific Salmon Foundation recently released this video showing why we should care about our local species of salmon, and what they do to ensure the future of them.

By now you've either heard about the 55 hectare Burns Bog fire that started on Sunday or you've seen it with your own eyes.

The south end of Robert Burnaby Park When you think of parks in Burnaby, the first ones that come to mind are probably Deer Lake Park and Burnaby Lake Park.

The flower show has been spectacular this spring for dogwood trees. If you've noticed a small to medium-sized tree with a thin grey trunk (or trunks) spreading out into a vase shape, you've probably found a kousa dogwood ( Cornus kousa ).

Over the past few years a number of news stories have popped up about giant sturgeon being caught in the Fraser River.

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, 鈥淭he earth laughs in flowers.鈥� UBC Botanical Garden must be bellowing with laughter then.

Last month in our regular Pacific Salmon Foundation feature I let you know about their annual gala fundraiser held at the Convention Centre. Over the past few years I've sat on the Dinner Committee for it along with a group of a dozen or so others.

Yesterday a post on Facebook caught my eye. Chad Brealey of BC's Salt Fresh & Field TV show shared this video (below) from Skipper Otto's Community Supported Fishery, promoting their final push for membership for the upcoming fishing season.

You don't have to travel all the way to Oregon to circumnavigate a picturesque lake nestled in a volcanic crater. Just head to Whistler Interpretive Forest , which lies in the territories of the Lil'wat Nation and Squamish Nation.

David Tracey is a writer, designer and community ecologist specializing in trees. He is the author of six books including the new 麻豆传媒映画Tree Book .