Tree Talks & Walks: Stanley Park

April 6, 2024 | 10:00AM-11:30AM
Leader: Nina Shoroplova
Language of Instruction: English

Starting at the Georgia Street entrance to Stanley Park where Chilco Street and Alberni Street meet, at the grove of ‘Akebono’ cherry trees, Nina will lead participants through ten locations. Along the way, she will point out ‘Somei-yoshino’ and ‘Shirotae’ cherry trees. Participants will walk along the Promenade and stand in the shade of a fernleaf beech, a tree with an enormous canopy. The walk goes through the two parts of the Shakespeare Garden and through the Air Force Garden of Remembrance, and ends at the ‘Ojochin’ sentinel tree at the Japanese-Canadian War Memorial. The walk will take about an hour and a half.

Please review our registration policy before selecting your preferred walk. In addition, please kindly familiarize yourself with our refund and cancellation policy for any inquiries regarding cancellations or changes.

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Meet Nina Shoroplova

Nina Shoroplova is the author of Legacy of Trees: Purposeful Wandering in Vancouver’s Stanley Park, a naturalist, a Vancouver Cherry Blossom Scout, a Vancouver Master Gardener, a member of  the botany committee of Nature Vancouver, a member of VanDusen Botanical Garden and its book club, and a leader of tree walks for Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival, Nature Vancouver, and Stanley Park Ecology Society.

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