Meet at the
Marine Ecology Centre to learn about the life styles
of our local clams, how to identify them, how to
find them, and how and when to eat them Samples
provided of legally processed clams compliments of
Thrifty Foods.
We will then go out to the beach to survey the clam
populations from high to low tide.
May 8, 2004, Sat. : 1 to 4 pm
FREE click
here
Low
Tide Day 2001
This year station personnel
journeyed to Cowichan Bay to celebrate
Low Tide Day and
foster stewardship of the rich but vulnerable sea life
which lives between the high and low tide marks. To
learn more about this year’s activities
click here
Low
Tide Day 2000
In
spite of rainy weather, Low Tide Day drew about 100
people for a mixture of work, science, music and fun.
48 of the volunteers came to the beach cleanup in
the morning, and 42 people went to the beach for a
"critter count". The numbers of animals
were counted in sample squares along the beach. Read More
Oceans Day 2004
Join a team of
experts to explore and catalog the sea creatures
along the Sidney beaches. This is an annual event
where we choose a different area each year with a
view toward mapping the marine habitats along the
Sidney shoreline.
You can contribute while you learn. Meet at the
Marine Ecology Centre: June 5, 2004, Sat.: 1-4pm.
FREE
Summer
Camp
Every summer
the Marine Ecology Centre offers summer sience camps
for kids ages 9 to 16. These camps offer hands on
field and laboratory studies of marine ecology, oceanography,
and animal behavior in Cowichan Bay and the adjacent
estuary.
Click Here to view this years camp activities
and schedules.