2015 Exhibits

Family fun, environmental education and helping with the long-term reforestation of Vancouver's 5th largest Park…

(Exhibits are listed in alphabetical order.)

Bird Studies Canada
Bird Studies Canada is non-profit organization that promotes understanding, appreciation, and conservation of wild birds and their habitats. Thanks to the enthusiastic contributions of thousands of volunteer Citizen Scientists, data from Bird Studies Canada's volunteer surveys and targeted research projects are used to identify significant population changes and help direct conservation planning.
(Web: bsc-eoc.org)

City of Vancouver
Connect with City staff, learn more about the Transportation and Transit Referendum, learn how to cast your vote, and ask clarifying questions about the referendum. While at Pop-Up City Hall, you can also access a variety of City services, such as getting a blue box or a bike map, or purchasing a dog license!
(Web: vancouver.ca)

CityStudio
CityStudio Vancouver is an innovation hub inside City Hall where staff, university students and community members co-create, design and launch projects on the ground. The central mission of CityStudio is to innovate and experiment with the ways cities are co-created, while teaching students from six post-secondary institutions the skills needed to collaborate on real projects in Vancouver with City staff and community stakeholders.
(Web: www.sfu.ca/dialogue/semester)

Vancouver Biennale
I Have A Dream Community Project was developed by Indian artist, Shweta Bhattad, through the Vancouver Biennale Residency Program. Throughout the day we will be collecting the dreams of everyone at the event and using them to create our own interactive garden and art experience. We will be planting hundreds of seeds with the kids that they can take home and watch grow.
(Web: vancouverbiennale.com/event/earth-day-celebration-at-everett-crowley-park)

Wild About Vancouver Festival
Wild About Vancouver Outdoor Education Festival is a free public festival offering practical ways to get children (and adults) outdoors more regularly. It is open to the public and aims to unite and create long-term sustainable Outdoor and Experiential Learning networks for organizations, schools, youth programs, and the broader public. Wild About Vancouver is is organized by a collective of volunteers who are passionate about improving children's lives and building supportive communities and the great outdoors.
(Web: wildaboutvancouver.com)