Species at Risk

Species at Risk

Browse images from the Royal BC Museum’s Species at Risk exhibition travels from 2015 to 2017.

Adults and children looking at and reading about species at risk in an outdoor exhibit on a sunny summer day.
Two people stand next to an outdoor display about Vancouver Island Marmots.
Smiling educators hold up a marmot specimen and wave flags at a Canada Day celebration on the lawn of the legislature in Victoria, BC.
Children engaged in a learning experience outdoors next to an exhibit about species at risk.
A travelling exhibition set up outside in a beautiful valley, a bridge over a wetland in the background, trailer with red umbrella on the right and large sign on the left.
A Royal BC Museum travelling exhibition about species at risk set up outside at the Dawson Creek Exhibition. A family stands in front of one of the panels.
Posts covered with signs outdoors, with trees in the background and a Royal BC Museum sign in the midst of the signs.
A museum exhibition about an invertebrate animal, Hotwater Physa, set up outside near Liard Hot Springs, BC. A person walking on a trail in the background.

Vertebrates (animals with backbones)

Image of a museum mount of a Western Meadowlark.

 

Invertebrates (animals without backbones)

Colour photograph of a pinned Western Bumble Bee in the Royal BC Museum’s entomology collection.
Photograph of the top and bottom view of the shell of a Rocky Mountain Ridged Mussel.

 

Botanical

Picture of a live Common Pitcher-plant surrounded by grass.

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