Mme Selden Humphreys, née Kathleen Dunsmuir, et son chiot

• Photographe inconnu [1910] (B-02290)

B-02290 - Mrs. Selden Humphreys, nee Kathleen Dunsmuir, and her pup.

• Photographer unknown [1910]

Portrait d’enfants non identifiés

• Photographe Hannah Maynard [1874-1910] (F-05131)

F-05131 - Portrait of unidentified children

• Hannah Maynard [1874-1910]

Plage sur Dallas Road à Victoria, Colombie-Britannique

• Photographe inconnu [1947] (D-02840)

D-02840 - Beach on Dallas Road, Victoria, BC

• Photographer unknown [1947]

Enfants jouant dans une cour d'école

• Photographe et date inconnu (D-08003)

D-08003 - Children at play in a schoolyard.

• Photographer unknown [N/A]

Deux bébés oursons

• Photographe et date inconnu (E-00978)

E-00978 - Two baby bear cubs

• Photographer unknown [N/A]

Le rat brun ou surmulot est présent en Colombie-Britannique depuis presque aussi longtemps que son cousin européen, dont les premiers spécimens étaient probablement passagers clandestins sur les bateaux en provenance du Vieux Continent.

• Surmulot, (Rattus norvegicus), Royal BC Museum

The Norway Rat has been in British Columbia almost as long as Europeans—you can bet the first rats were stow-aways on ships from Europe.

• Norway Rat, (Rattus norvegicus), Royal BC Museum

Black History Awareness Society Resource List. These resources and links are available as of February 20, 2024.

Please print off one copy for each student before your digital field trip to use during the program.