Exhibit Opening – Meteobotany
Meteobotany pairs drawings of cloud systems with embroidered plant life, in particular, lichens.
Mini Symposium and Community Conversations presented by the Royal BC Museum
The Royal BC Museum invites you to gather, listen, learn, and reflect alongside individuals who work in the natural history field, hosted at the Beaty Biodiversity Museum.
Nature Club – Vascular Plants
Learn about new and familiar plants while we explore different groups and their features.
Nature Club – Fish
Join us as we explore the diversity of fishes and take a closer look at fish in our collection.
Nature Club – Birds, Reptiles, and Amphibians
This month we are learning more about some of our favourite egg-laying tetrapods, birds, reptiles, and amphibians!
Nature Club – Bryophytes & Algae
Join us to learn about these beautiful organisms commonly found in the Lower Mainland!
Nature Club – Marine Invertebrate
Join us and learn more about this amazing group of marine creatures that live without backbones.
Nature Club – Entomology
This month we are taking a closer look at some interesting insects in the museum collection and learning more about the fascinating features of these organisms.
Nature Club – Mammals
Mammals are a group of warm-blooded animals with backbones and include musk ox, humans, and blue whales! Find out more about the characteristics that link us together.
Nature Club – Fossils
Fossils are the preserved remains or traces of plants and animals. They can tell us about ancient life on Earth and help us understand present-day biodiversity. Interested in seeing fossils at the museum?