An unusual patient arrived at Wild ARC in an unusual way – a female peregrine falcon was found in a boiler room after flying down the chimney! These notoriously fast fliers have some distinctive adaptations and a fascinating history. Learn more about their natural history, how to identify them, and some of the challenges they face today.

If you have viewed the CritterCam lately you will have noticed the ever-changing habitat for three juvenile river otters that spent the winter at Wild ARC. Staff have been creative builders, making sure they are entertained and exercised with new habitat features.

The otters will be released in April so be sure to check in on them frequently before the big day!

Spring is here! As we head outside to tend our yards and gardens, an unseen – and often underappreciated – world of work is happening all around us. Beneath our feet and overhead, insects of all kinds are busy helping to propagate and protect plants. Find out how you can make your green spaces more attractive to these beneficial bugs.

Have you always wanted to attend Wild ARC’s open house? Well this is a great year to finally do it! Reserve your tour for April 2nd or 3rd, 2016.

The arrival of morning melodies signals the start of breeding season. Time to watch out for baby birds – learn how to tell if they need help.

April 2nd is the world’s first international bear day! If you happen to be in North Vancouver, check out this family fun day at Capilano University.

With Easter around the corner, and Mother’s and Father’s Day not far behind, consider sponsoring a wild animal for a loved one who loves our local wildlife and environment!