Coho salmon; Oncorhynchus kisutch https://beatytreasures.com/post/130086703718/coho-salmon
Fish have a backbone, live in water and breathe using special organs called gills. Fishing to find out more? Join us as we explore the diversity of fishes and take a closer look at fish in our collection.
Found a fish? Share your images and biodiversity stories with us here, each month we will highlight some of the contributions during our online session.
Registration is required. Sign up here!
Interested in seeing fish at the museum? Click here for information on our on-site Nature Club.
This online session is recommended for families with children ages 5-12. If you are not familiar with ZOOM having an adult near by will be helpful. You’ll have opportunity to learn more about the work of biodiversity scientists and ask questions of our museum team!
ONLINE UTown@UBC Nature Club sessions are free for UBC families, other families are welcome to join us for a fee of $10 (inc. tax) per household. Advanced registration is required. You will need an internet connection to join us on Zoom. You can also call in over telephone, we will provide a list of numbers upon registration.
