Tracks & Traces
Creepy, Crawly, Cool!
Who's that Animal?
Pollinator Power
Rocky Riddles
100
You'll find this animals tracks all over North America - you may have encountered one in your backyard!
Black Bear
100
I have six legs, two antennae and I love buzzing around flowers. I also pollinate plants.
Bee!
100
I hop with big feet, have a fluffy tail and love to munch on grass. You might see me freeze when I sense danger.
Rabbit!
100
This beautiful insect has wings like stained glass and loves milkweed plants.
Monarch Butterfly
100
This is what we call frozen water that melts and flows down mountains to feed rivers and lakes.
Snow or Ice!
200
You may have seen one of these hooved animals on the mountain this week!
Black Tailed Deer
200
I can carry objects many times my own body weight and I live in highly organized colonies with workers, soldiers and queens!
Ant
200
I build dams and lodges, have big teeth and use my flat tail to slap the water when I'm scared.
Beaver!
200
I fly at night and I'm often confused with butterflies.
Moth
200
On your skyride up on a clear day you can see these two peaks up the capilano valley...
The Sisters (Also known as the Lions)
300
If you find a long wiggly trail through dirt or concreate with no footprints, it may belong to this slimy creature.
Banana Slug
300
I use my legs to "sing" by rubbing them together and you can usually hear me on warm summer nights.
Cricket
300
I'm black and white, swim in the ocean and I'm a top predator.
Orca!
300
This sugary liquid is made by flowers to attract pollinators.
Nectar!
300
When rainwater passes through layers of rock and soil, the process that naturally removes dirt and bacteria is called...
Filtration
400
Keep your pets away from this animal - unless you don't mind a strong odor that might be present for a number of weeks!
Skunk!
400
When I'm threatened i spray a smelly liquid from my rear.
Stink bug
400
I slide on my belly, love to play in the water and crack shellfish on my tummy with a rock. Who am I?
Sea Otter!
400
Bees can see colours that humans can't. They're especially attracted to this colour, which helps guide them to flowers.
Ultraviolet! (or UV)
400
You might have walked around this lake during your time at camp. What's the name of the lake?
Blue Grouse Lake
500
You'll find this animal in packs across BC
Gray Wolf
500
I have eight legs but I'm not an insect or a spider, I have a fused body with no venom or silk glands.
Daddy Longlegs
500
I fly silently at night, hunting with my heart-shaped face and I screech instead of hoot.
Barn Owl!
500
This type of pollination happens when pollen is transferred from a flower's anther to it's own Stigma.
Self-Pollination
500
If you're over by the birds in motion area on a bluebird day you can see this Volcano located in Washington State.
Mount Baker!