Author: Joey Addesi
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Natural treasures of the west coast of Vancouver Island
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve of Canada is a thin strip of land along the southwestern coast of Vancouver Island and is characterized by rugged coasts and lush temperate rainforests. Imagine white sandy coastlines, eagles soaring overhead, ferns, and cushions of moss hanging from the branches of towering Sitka spruce, and the ocean stretching off…
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A Surprise on Pender Island
A good portion of today was spent aquatic sampling at Greenburn Lake on South Pender Island. While sorting through the clutter of bottom debris dumped into our white pan, we found an assortment of different aquatic invertebrates which were all fascinating. But we were particularly captivated by what we found resting on a nearby log…
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Aquatic Sampling at the Beaver Pond
E. C. Manning Provincial Park is a unique and beautiful park located in the Cascade Mountains of southwestern British Columbia. Established in 1941, the park consists of over 65,000 hectares of rugged forest-clad mountains, deep valleys, subalpine meadows, sun dappled lakes, and rushing white water.
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Outreach at Okanagan Lake Provincial Park
Welcome to another rendition of my BIObus Blog where you will hear stories about our amazing adventure in Canada’s Wild West!
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Geology, Palaeontology and Early Prairie Inhabitants
I will take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Joey Addesi and I am one of eight team members on the 2014 BIOBus crew. I am quite a simple guy really, I just love being outdoors and have a thing for animals and plants, I always have.