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Vancouver, BC
Canada

Zoetica Environmental Research Services is a full spectrum environmental consulting firm, with in-house expertise in Terrestrial Sciences, Environmental Impact Assessment, Biostatistics, Land Use, Toxicology, and TK. Zoetica also consists of ZoeticaNet Associates in Aquatic and Fisheries Sciences, Engineering, Statistics, Planning, Mapping, Social Scientists (the Human Environment), and Legal Information Providers (Aboriginal and Environmental Lawyers) . When you hire Zoetica on a project, you get the added bonus of having your project hosted on and being provided free access to the ZoeticaNet system and online boardroom. This new project management system allows you, and us, to work together on joint documents, track the progress of your project, assign tasks and milestones, and to access expert feedback and advice, and to share information in real-time. Over 249 senior-level scientists at the forefront of their disciplines are now signed up with the ZoeticaNet system, giving us ease of access to the leading experts in over 28 disciplines. Zoetica also enables you to solicit answers from the leading experts across disciplines from the comfort of your own home via the ZOETICANET question and answer system. 

 

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Botany Talk

Location:  The Parish Hall of St Mary’s Anglican Church, Kerrisdale, 2490 West 37th Avenue (at Larch Street), Vancouver.

Speaker:  Dr. Keith Wade.

Description of talk: Western Australia is home to one of the world's richest floras and spectacular spring wildflower displays. This illustrated lecture is based on an early spring tour in 2005 led by Keith Wade for Capilano College and Great Expeditions, and explores some of the richest botanical and zoological regions of Western Australia, from the Fitzgerald River National Park in the south to Shark Bay in the north.

Dr. Keith Wade is an ecologist and biogeographer who taught at Capilano College for 39 years, during which time he led botanical and natural history tours to many parts of the world. Since retiring six years ago, he has continued to lead one or two such tours  a year under the auspices of Great Expeditions. He is currently  Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Biology, Capilano University.

Earlier Event: January 17
UBC Rock Walk
Later Event: February 14
Valentine's Day Bird Walk to Pt. Coquitlam and Pitt River