Plants

Salix No. 4 [near] Dunbar Street

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-512
Item
Feb. 14, 1914

Part of John Davidson fonds

Salix Sitchensis

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-766
Item
May 1922

Part of John Davidson fonds

Sam Ho, family members, and friends [25 of 32]

AM1523-S5-1-F092-: 2008-010.3591
Item
[196-?]

Part of Paul Yee fonds

Sand verbenum

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.320
Item
1960

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Sand verbinum [verbena?]

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.321
Item
1960

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Sand verbinum [verbena?]

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.322
Item
1960

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Saxifraga Lyallii also Polemonium (Chipmunk Mt.)

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.400
Item
[ca. 1930]

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Saxifraga Tolmiei

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-780
Item
[ca. 1920]

Part of John Davidson fonds

Saxifraga Tolmiei

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.401
Item
[ca. 1930]

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Saxifraga Tolmiei

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-751
Item
[ca. 1915]

Part of John Davidson fonds

Saxifraga Tolmiei near Helmet Glacier

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-882
Item
[ca. 1915]

Part of John Davidson fonds

Saxifrage

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.017
Item
1968

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Saxifrage

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.095
Item
1970

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Sea blush

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.288
Item
1980

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Sedum spathulifolium

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-752
Item
[ca. 1915]

Part of John Davidson fonds

Sedum Spathulifolium

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-769
Item
June 1937

Part of John Davidson fonds

Senecio Aureus variations of habitat Sphinx Glacier Garibaldi

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-885
Item
[ca. 1915]

Part of John Davidson fonds

["Skunk Cabbage"]

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-501
Item
[ca. 1914]

Part of John Davidson fonds

[Skunk cabbage samples beside a hat]

AM505-S1-: CVA 660-583
Item
[ca. 1920]

Part of John Davidson fonds

Some common mosses of British Columbia, by W. B. Schofield. Illus. by Patricia Drukker-Brammall.

QK 541 .S36 1969
1969

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

Some of the palms

AM427-S4-F4-: CVA 289-004.270
Item
[between June 9 and July 1, 1929]

Part of William Orson Banfield fonds

Spores on sphagnum moss

AM484-S10---: 2005-040.042
Item
1975

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

Stanley Park nature and history walk : guide 6 : the Bluffs walk : forest vegetation

AM1519-: PAM 1990-48
Item
1990

Part of City of Vancouver Archives pamphlet collection

Includes Stanley Park history.

Stanley Park nature and history walk : guide 8 : cathedral and Lake Trail walk : mosses, fungi, lichen and nurse logs

AM1519-: PAM 1990-50
Item
1990

Part of City of Vancouver Archives pamphlet collection

Includes Stanley Park history.

Stanley Park [showing] water lilies in pond

AM1376-: CVA 1376-464
Item
1928

Part of City of Vancouver Archives photograph collection

Photograph shows the Pavilion in the background

Tenquille [Tenquille Lake area photographs, ca. 1931]

AM484-S10--
File
[ca. 1931]

Part of Vancouver Natural History Society fonds

File consists of photographs that belonged to Society members Mr. and Mrs. Johns (Samuel Curtis Johns and Elizabeth Johns) showing various scenes of camping and hiking trips taken around British Columbia and the Tenquille Lake region.

The ferns and fern-allies of British Columbia

Q 111 .B72 no.12
1971

Part of City of Vancouver Archives library collection

[The] gift of water

AM1553-2-S5-: MI-370
Item
1975, 1984

Part of Yaletown Productions Inc. fonds

Item is the award-winning"The Gift of Water." Produced by Mike Collier and Bob Rodvik. Photography by by Mike Collier and Bob Rodvik. Music by Ian Berry and Don Granbery. Edited by Mike Collier. Film transfer from 16mm to one inch master tape, transferred Nov. 22, 1984. "The Gift of Water" won two awards at the Canadian Film and Television Association Awards in 1975: Best Nature and Wildlife Film, and Best Cinematography.

The grasses of British Columbia, by William A. Hubbard. Illus. by Frank L. Beebe.