Events coming up

SCNHS Speaker Program 2026 - 2027

Oct 2 - Live - Brian Johnston - Intact Indigenous Communities in Ethiopia

Nov 6 - Live  - Ray Kostaschuk - How Geology Shapes Ecosystem Health

Dec 4 - Zoom - Rob Bennie - Travelling Along the Silk Road

Feb 5 - Zoom - Peter Hews - Geothermal Energy

March 5 - Live  - Remi Torrenta - BC Nature and the Coastal Waterbird Survey

Apr 2 - Live

May 7 - Live

June 4 - Live

SCNHS Bird Walks 2026

Jun - HMB Hydro Ponds Swallows etc

Jul - Wilson Creek est and Mission Pt Migrating shorebirds

Aug - Sechelt Marsh & Hd Porpoise Bay

Sep - Sechelt Airport Raptors etc

Oct - Sargeant Bay

Nov - Roberts Creek pier Winter waterbirds

Dec - Christmas Bird Counts (Pender Harbour & Sunshine Coast)

See more details below when available

SCNHS in-person Meeting

Friday 6 November 2026

Climate, Water and Wildlife on the Sunshine Coast 

presented by

Ray Kostaschuk

Sunshine Coast Arts Centre in Sechelt (at Trail & Medusa) @ 7:00 pm

Visitors & new members welcome

SCNHS Bird Walk

Saturday 14 November 2026

led by John Hodges

Roberts Creek Pier 

Meet at parking lot at 09:00

GENERAL INFORMATION:

All SCNHS members are welcome on this walk. Day membership is available for $5 at the event. All participants must sign a liability form if they have not already done so. It would be appreciated if dogs were not brought on the walk.

SCNHS Zoom Meeting

Friday 4 December 2026

Travelling the Silk Road

presented by

Rob Bennie

Pender Harbour

Christmas Bird Count

Wednesday 16 December 2026

If you would like to participate in the Pender Harbour CBC please contact John Field/compiler, at   johnfield307@gmail.com

or 604-883-2807.

Sunshine Coast

Christmas Bird Count

Saturday 19 December 2026

The 48th Sunshine Coast CBC will take place on Saturday, 19th December. The area of the CBC extends from Port Mellon to West Sechelt. Participants will be organized into numerous parties, each with a leader who knows all the birds, and we will cover the whole area.  If you do not wish to venture out, you can also participate by reporting your sightings as a feeder watcher. The CBC usually finds between 80-100 different species on the day.

If you would like to participate please contact Tony Greenfield/compiler, at gfieldtony@gmail.com

or 885-5539.