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The world of Science of Vancouver. Organizations and free resources.

Hundreds of interactive exhibits in many unique galleries. Live science demonstrations every day and Year-round special events and extraordinary things to do in the world of science in Vancouver, BC.

Marine and earth organizations provide ocean news, a Q&A forum, and science trivia. Read about mammals, water pollution, and fish.

British Columbia Agriculture Council
BCAC FARM ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH SUPPORT SHARING PROGRAM - This is to advise that the BCAC Board of Directors has agreed to extend the Farm Organization Development and Growth Support Program. This is due to the fact that the original amount of committed funding under the program was not fully utilized.

Bear Aware
Bear Aware is an educational program designed to prevent and reduce conflicts between people and bears in our communities. In other words: Bear Aware's mission is to reduce the incidents of bear-human conflict through education, innovation and cooperation.

British Columbia Environmental Network
The BC Environmental Network (BCEN) is a network of community-based British Columbia environmental organizations. Organizations within the Network advocate for environmental responsibility and community participation in activities leading to ecological sustainability. The CEN is a nation-wide umbrella organization of over 1500 environmental groups.

Habitat and Enhancement Branch
This web site is intended to provide the public with information about the role, activities and resources of the Habitat and Enhancement Branch (HEB) in BC and the Yukon. Headquarters in Vancouver.

Kamloops Wildlife Park
The British Columbia Wildlife Park is a not-for-profit society established in 1965 and has grown to a membership that includes thousands of park supporters.

Recycling Council of British Columbia
RCBC is Canada's oldest recycling council, and in BC, has earned the reputation of being the most widely respected, multi-sectoral environmental organization operating in the province today. RCBC receives almost 50,000 inquiries a year from residents and businesses across the province wanting pollution prevention and waste management information.

Salmon River Enhancement Society
Non-profit society aiming to protect and enhance the natural resources of the Salmon River Watershed in Langley. Includes documents, publications, list of activities and directors, events, and contact information.

Salmon: Spirit of the Land and Sea
Photographic expedition on the biology of Pacific wild salmon in the coastal waters and rivers of British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest. During the past couple of years, a team of digital journalists have produced exciting and educational photo-documentary expeditions that connect online viewers to unique wilderness areas around the world.

Society Promoting Environmental Conservation (SPEC)
B.C.'s oldest environmental interest group. Operates an Environmental Resource Centre, lists local environmental events, and initiates various campaigns for better air, water, and land. SPEC maintains the Vancouver Environmental Information Centre which features displays on a range of environmental issues as well as educational materials on issues such as waste reduction, recycling, sustainable transportation, organic gardening and water conservation. The VEIC also posts information about upcoming community events and displays brochures and reports from environmental organizations across British Columbia and Canada.

Vancouver Bioinformatics User Group
An association of researchers, professionals and students who have an interest in the field of bioinformatics. Background, meetings, directions and contact details.

Watertalk
An online forum for BC groups and individuals who wish to communicate with others about protecting and restoring water quality. In other words: watertalk.org offers homepage storage for groups and individuals who require a forum to communicate with others about protecting and restoring water quality. All species have a universal right to clean, untreated water