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SUMMARY:RICHMOND - Iona Island Bird Observatory Visit
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/richmond-iona-island-bird-observatory-visit/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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CREATED:20250924T162734Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251008T153508Z
UID:32532-1759572000-1759579200@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:MERRIT - Earth Creations
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/merrit-earth-creations/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251004T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251004T123000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250724T145855Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251008T153514Z
UID:32092-1759575600-1759581000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:VERNON - Private Tour at Allan Brooks Nature Centre
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/vernon-private-tour-at-allan-brooks-nature-centre/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251004T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251004T150000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250924T203415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251008T153521Z
UID:32537-1759579200-1759590000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:NatureKids 25th Anniversary Celebration
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/naturekids-25th-anniversary-celebration/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251005T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251005T110000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250919T155709Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251008T153527Z
UID:32520-1759654800-1759662000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:SALT SPRING - The mysteries of migration!
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/salt-spring-the-mysteries-of-migration/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251005T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251005T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250925T205706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251008T153534Z
UID:32543-1759656600-1759665600@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:TRICITIES - Reifel Bird Sanctuary Tour
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/tricities-reifel-bird-sanctuary-tour/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251011T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251011T113000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250910T144758Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251009T200743Z
UID:32475-1760175000-1760182200@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:COMOX - Halloween Nature Walk & Pumpkin Carving
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/comox-halloween-nature-walk-pumpkin-carving/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T113000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250903T165358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251018T185745Z
UID:32451-1760781600-1760787000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:NORTH VANCOUVER - Signs of Fall
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/north-vancouver-signs-of-fall/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250905T170521Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251018T185753Z
UID:32468-1760781600-1760788800@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:SMITHERS - Wetland Walk
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/smithers-wetland-walk/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T130000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251008T162020Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251018T185801Z
UID:32587-1760785200-1760792400@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:DELTA - Ivy & Cake
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/delta-ivy-cake/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251018T150000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250919T152116Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251021T143135Z
UID:32516-1760792400-1760799600@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:PRINCE GEORGE - Fantastic Fall
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/prince-george-fantastic-fall/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251019T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251019T153000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251003T145047Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251021T143141Z
UID:32581-1760878800-1760887800@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:EAST VANCOUVER - Habitat Stewards
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/east-vancouver-habitat-stewards/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251019T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251019T153000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251011T141707Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251021T143146Z
UID:32613-1760880600-1760887800@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:NELSON - Autumn Mushroom Walk
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/nelson-autumn-mushroom-walk/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251022T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251022T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251002T004447Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251021T143153Z
UID:32560-1761127200-1761134400@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:WESTSHORE - Mushroom Foray
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/westshore-mushroom-foray/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251023T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251023T123000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251008T184108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251023T190652Z
UID:32598-1761217200-1761222600@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:WILDROOTS - Tynehead Hatchery Tour
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/wildroots-tynehead-hatchery-tour/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T143000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250926T151158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153409Z
UID:32547-1761397200-1761402600@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:KELOWNA - Exploring Nature Through the Senses
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/kelowna-exploring-nature-through-the-senses/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T150000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251002T162129Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153415Z
UID:32567-1761397200-1761404400@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:RIDGE MEADOWS - Splashing Salmon
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/ridge-meadows-splashing-salmon/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T150000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251018T151226Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153421Z
UID:32646-1761397200-1761404400@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:TEXADA - WildSafe Rangers
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/texada-wildsafe-rangers/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251025T193000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251015T151112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153427Z
UID:32621-1761415200-1761420600@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:HOUSTON - All about Bats
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/houston-all-about-bats/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251003T142733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153433Z
UID:32578-1761472800-1761480000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:VANCOUVER - Halloween Bat-Tastic Morning
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/vancouver-halloween-bat-tastic-morning/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251008T183304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153439Z
UID:32595-1761472800-1761480000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:WHISTLER - Fantastic Fungi
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/whistler-fantastic-fungi/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251026T190000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250903T191954Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153556Z
UID:32456-1761499800-1761505200@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:MISSION - Bat Walk
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/mission-bat-walk/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251029T153000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251029T164500
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20250806T153620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153602Z
UID:32147-1761751800-1761756300@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:SOUTH OKANAGAN - Mindful Art Studio in Nature
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/south-okanagan-mindful-art-studio-in-nature-2/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251102T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251102T150000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251021T151705Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153608Z
UID:32656-1762088400-1762095600@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:DELTA - Reifel Bird Sanctuary Tour
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/delta-reifel-bird-sanctuary-tour/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251102T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251102T150000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251021T152330Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251106T153615Z
UID:32659-1762090200-1762095600@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:VANCOUVER - Discovering Bryophytes
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/vancouver-discovering-bryophytes/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251109T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251109T110000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251106T201044Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251112T161055Z
UID:32691-1762682400-1762686000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:VERNON - Autumn Adventure at Thomas Hayes trail
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/vernon-autumn-adventure-at-thomas-hayes-trail/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251109T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251109T160000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251106T170707Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251112T161103Z
UID:32688-1762700400-1762704000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:MISSION - Autumn Art
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/mission-autumn-art/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251115T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20251115T120000
DTSTAMP:20260430T045715
CREATED:20251015T145031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251119T152139Z
UID:32617-1763200800-1763208000@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:MERRITT - Gingers Trail Hike
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/merritt-gingers-trail-hike/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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UID:32591-1763298000-1763305200@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:NICOMEKL - Reifel Bird Sanctuary Tour
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/nicomekl-reifel-bird-sanctuary-tour/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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UID:32630-1763805600-1763807400@naturekidsbc.ca
SUMMARY:VIRTUAL - Avalanche & Winter Awareness
DESCRIPTION: Come join the Kamloops Naturalist Club for a hike\, a bonus June event. This event is open to Juniper residents\, Naturalist Club members and Nature Kids BC. We will have a shorter hike for families. I will head back with those wanting a shorter hike and Diane will head out further for those keen to hike more. I will bring along a scavenger hunt to keep the little ones engaged. See the information from Diane below: This is a scenic hike through Crown land between Juniper Ridge and Barnhartvale. We will meet at the trailhead\, which is between the houses at 3072 and 3076 Similkameen Dr. Parking is available on the street. The hike follows bike trails through dry grassland\, Douglas-fir forest with an understory of pine grass\, and a moist gully with Douglas maple and Saskatoon bushes. We’ll stop periodically to discuss the vegetation\, bird life\, and geology. The hike is moderate in difficulty\, with some steep and uneven sections near the start where the trail drops down into a dry creek bed. Good footwear\, a hat\, and sunblock are highly recommended. Participants can choose between two options: a short hike to a lookout (distance about 3 km\, net elevation change 50 meters\, duration 1 hour) and a longer loop through forest trails (distance about 6 km\, net elevation change 150 meters\, duration 2.5 hours). Children are welcome but parents need to accompany and be responsible for their children. The trip is subject to cancellation in the unlikely event that the weather is rainy\, as the trails may be slippery when wet.  To register email kamloops@naturekidsbc.ca 
URL:https://naturekidsbc.ca/explorer-day/virtual-avalanche-winter-awareness/
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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