Arbutus
Episode 1 of the Value Nature podcast, hosted by The Bateman Foundation, titled "Arbutus" was published on May 25, 2021 and runs 41 minutes.
May 25, 2021 ·41m · Value Nature
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Summary
The arbutus tree is an enduring symbol of life on the West Coast. Since time immemorial, they have captivated artists, naturalists and storytellers from all walks of life. We visited Point Ellice House in Victoria to explore their cultural legacy and uncover some important BC history. Featuring Kelly Black, Perry La Fortune, Cristin La Fortune and Jen Burgess. Follow @valuenaturepodcast on Facebook and Instagram to see pictures that illustrate this episode! Learning Resources: Please visit the following links to learn more about... Point Ellice House SENĆOŦEN Nature Sketch
Episode Description
The arbutus tree is an enduring symbol of life on the West Coast. Since time immemorial, they have captivated artists, naturalists and storytellers from all walks of life. We visited Point Ellice House in Victoria to explore their cultural legacy and uncover some important BC history.
Featuring Kelly Black, Perry La Fortune, Cristin La Fortune and Jen Burgess.
Follow @valuenaturepodcast on Facebook and Instagram to see pictures that illustrate this episode!
Learning Resources:
Please visit the following links to learn more about...
Point Ellice House
SENĆOŦEN
Nature Sketch
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