Brant Wildlife Festival

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• History

  History The origins of the Brant Wildlife Festival (BWF) can be traced to the creativity and drive of Oceanside residents Neil Dawe and Bashir El-Khalafawi. Dawe, who worked with the Canadian Wildlife Service in Qualicum Beach, was working on the protection of estuary and foreshore lands for wildlife. He recognized that people need to connect to… Continue reading »

• Home

  A Spring Celebration of Nature! A huge THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for the 27th annual Brant Wildlife Festival during March and April 2017. This festival celebrated nature, particularly Brant geese, on mid-Vancouver Island through many fun activities for all ages. Events ranged from Spring Break Nature Camps for kids to wildlife viewing… Continue reading »

• Links

  Title Sponsor The Nature Trust of British Columbia Brant Conservation- Report Brant Disturbance Report All Poachers & Polluters- RAPP 1.877.952.7277(RAPP) Cellular #7277 Qualicum Beach By-law Officer – Don Marshall 250.752.6921 City of Parksville – Off leash area By Law 250-954-4672 Brant Monitoring & Information Local Monitoring (PQB Wildlife Management Area) The International Brant Monitoring Project… Continue reading »

• Monitoring

  The Brant we see here in Eastern Vancouver Island are the Pacific Black Brant population. Many of these birds have been banded in their summer nesting ground. Bands are usually found on the right leg. Arrowsmith Naturalists provided volunteer expertise to help support events and to assist with the spring Brant population monitoring conducted by… Continue reading »

• How You Can Help

  Ways you can make the festival fly: Join us for the festival and attend events. Parksville and Qualicum Beach offers many places to stay. Offer a promotional discount on your services during the festival. Post a festival schedule and encourage participation at the events. Spread the word to family, friends and others. Volunteer to help… Continue reading »

• Conservation

  Brant geese that you may see in the Parksville/Qualicum Beach area of Vancouver Island have just flown non-stop from Mexico. They arrive thin, tired and hungry. Most have only a few days to regain their weight and strength before making another non-stop flight to the Alaska Peninsula and then to their nesting grounds beyond. Today,… Continue reading »

• Contact

  The Nature Trust of BC is the title sponsor of the Brant Wildlife Festival. If you would like to register for an event or have any questions, please contact Robin Rivers toll free 1-866-288-7878 (604-924-9771 ext 226) or rrivers@naturetrust.bc.ca The Nature Trust of BC #260—1000 Roosevelt Crescent, North Vancouver, BC, V7P 3R4 Visit us: www.naturetrust.bc.ca… Continue reading »

• About

  The festival celebrates nature, particularly Brant geese as they rest and feed on the shores of Parksville and Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. For 16 years the Brant Wildlife Festival was spearheaded by the Mid Island Wildlife Watch Society. Over time, the society was challenged to secure the financial and human resources necessary to organize and… Continue reading »