One of the most unique experiences in Tofino, join a Nuu-chah nulth guide for a paddle in a traditional dugout cedar canoe up Lemmens Inlet to the mudflat area to explore the mudflats at high tide
For this fun event, we will craft our own sets of ‘binoculars’ and go for a walk to see what we can see.
Join us aboard the M.V. Lukwa for a unique trip through some of the most ecologically important and spectacular habitats on the west coast.
We will get together after a full day of adventure and birding to recap the highlights of the day and share observations.
This trip will be an all-day excursion to some of the offshore banks and canyons in search of albatrosses, shearwaters, storm-petrels and other pelagic birds.
Take advantage of all Tofino has to offer by starting your day with breakfast at the spectacular Long Beach Lodge Resort.
Join us for some more birding on the Tofino mudflats! This is a great event for both new and experienced birders, and Ian will be setup to help with spotting and identification.
This five-hour sea kayaking tour will take you on a journey to experience extensive areas of prime shorebird habitat only accessible by water.
This trip leaves Tofino and explores the waterways of Clayoquot Sound as we venture offshore to the Cleland Island Ecological Reserve, one of the premier sites in Clayoquot Sound for seabirds.
Coral will guide you through watercolour techniques for painting birds and flowers and an ancient technique of printing with real plants from the rainforest.
with Allison Tremain and Coral Barclay 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Darwin’s Café @ the Tofino Botanical Gardens (1084 Pacific Rim Highway) FREE event, items available for purchase Join local artist Allison Tremain and Cowichan Bay artist Coral Barclay at the Tofino Botanical Gardens celebrating the return of spring with an art show focusing on botanicals and regional and […]
Join us for an interpretive birding hike starting at Combers Beach parking lot in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.
Shaping an environmentally sustainable future for the Clayoquot and Barkley Sound region through education and community stewardship