Upcoming Events

Winter Bird Survey at Renfrew Ravine

Birders, join Still Moon for a morning bird survey through Renfrew Ravine.

This event is geared towards birders with some experience, as this is an opportunity to contribute to long-term monitoring and conservation efforts. However, all skill levels are welcome.

Help us count resident species, and meet other passionate birders!

Connect Program for Ages 17 – 25

Still Moon’s Connect Program links young adults to their environment, artistic creativity and one another. You’ll attend a series of five workshops:

• Create art using natural materials
• Learn about the Still Creek watershed in East Vancouver
• Engage in hands-on environmental restoration work
• Develop a sense of community belonging through art, ecology, and culture.

This program is free, and we provide snacks, bus tickets, and an honorarium to make it easier for you to participate.

Crow Roost Twilight Bike Ride

Each night during the winter season, nearly 20,000 crows come to roost at Still Creek! At this time of year, the murder of crows is the largest it will be, as they gather in preparation for the mating season. Our twilight bicycle ride along the Central Valley Greenway quietly follows the crows on the last leg of their journey. We arrive with the crows at their roost on the banks of Still Creek and quietly witness them settling in for the night. After dark, we share snacks, tea, and conversation about our avian neighbours and the environment.

All riders and abilities are welcome to join us along this relatively flat bike route. Registration is required to ensure our numbers are limited in order to not disturb the crow.

Indigo Dye Batik Workshop

Join us for a full-day, meditative, hands-on workshop to learn about the art of batik. This introductory-level workshop will walk you through the basics of how to use a canting, a traditional pen-like tool used to design batik tulis or “handwritten” batik. You’ll also learn about specific batik patterns and the history of how fabric can be used as a form of storytelling. After creating your design on a large cotton handkerchief, you will dye it using a natural indigo dye bath.