By OB6
Indian Plum is a BC native that is commonly found at the Monteith Street Gardens. It looks like a miniature plum, hence the name Indian Plum. First Nations uses include tuberculosis treatment, healing promotion, and food sourcing. Indian Plums are edible, but may contain hydrogen cyanide, so be careful not to overeat.
By OB4
According too the CRD's scale for drinking water, this rating of 7.4ppm is acceptable and healthy for a freshwater creek such as Bowker.
By OB7
Climate change is a shift in the global climate pattern caused by more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Increased carbon dioxide is caused from the burning of fossil fuels to create energy. Environmental issues are forming due to this change in atmospheric carbon dioxide.This issue needs immediate attention before it spirals out of our control.
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By OB15
https://www.water.wa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/3113/11441.pdf
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By Jenny Arnold
The Player Piano brought this production to life
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This video shows an RBCM staff member panning for gold in our Becoming BC Gallery.
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Panning is often how a prospector tests a potential site for its capacity to produce gold. But how exactly does this process work? Find out more at: https://www.wikihow.com/Pan-for-Gold
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Explore a chronology of gold mining in British Columbia, with some discussion of other methods beyond gold panning. Learn more at http://www.empr.gov.bc.ca/Mining/Geoscience/PublicationsCatalogue/OpenFiles/1992/Pages/OF1992-19-MinersWork.aspx