Discover breathtaking Canadian wilderness with Maple Serpent. Our guided reptile encounters, immersive educational workshops, and sustainable adventures connect you to local biodiversity, all while preserving fragile habitats for future generations.
Join our expert-led tours designed to observe native reptile species in their natural environments. Learn about vital conservation initiatives and ethical wildlife interaction as you explore BC's most unique habitats.
Encounter BC's fascinating reptiles including garter snakes, rubber boas, and Pacific pond turtles in their pristine habitats.
Learn about habitat protection, species recovery programs, and how your visit supports ongoing conservation efforts.
Our certified naturalists and herpetologists share decades of field experience and scientific knowledge.
Tours contribute to citizen science projects monitoring population health and habitat quality.
Engage with hands-on workshops exploring the ecology, adaptation, and vital roles of Canadian reptiles. From interactive sessions to field demonstrations, gain essential knowledge while supporting conservation science.
Explore the fascinating world of reptile physiology, behavior, and ecological roles through interactive laboratory sessions and live demonstrations.
Learn to identify critical habitat features, assess ecosystem health, and understand the environmental factors that support reptile populations.
Discover proven conservation methods, species recovery programs, and how communities can support reptile conservation efforts.
Participate in active habitat preservation and restoration projects. Become a steward of local ecosystems by joining community-driven efforts to improve environments critical to indigenous reptile species.
Help remove invasive species and replant native vegetation that provides essential cover and food sources for reptile communities.
Assist in creating and maintaining water features crucial for species like the Pacific pond turtle and various snake species.
Build wildlife corridors connecting fragmented habitats to support reptile movement and genetic diversity.
Capture Canada's elusive reptiles through our responsible wildlife photography experiences. Learn best practices for minimizing disturbance while creating unforgettable nature imagery with expert guides.
Master macro photography, natural lighting, and composition techniques specifically for reptile photography under expert guidance.
Learn industry-leading ethical standards that prioritize animal welfare and habitat protection while achieving stunning results.
Access tailored consulting services for natural parks, reserves, and community tourism operators aiming to implement best-practice sustainability, visitor management, and conservation engagement strategies.
Comprehensive environmental and social impact evaluations for tourism operations.
Professional development programs for guides and tourism professionals.
Guidance through eco-certification processes and sustainability standards.
Strategies for meaningful local community involvement and benefit-sharing.
Join real-world citizen science projects, contribute field data on reptile populations, and help advance vital conservation research. Perfect for travelers seeking a deeper impact and unique learning experiences.
Use cutting-edge mobile apps to record species observations, GPS locations, and habitat conditions.
Work directly with university researchers and government biologists on active studies.
Your contributions directly inform conservation policies and habitat management decisions.
Explore BC's reptile habitats through the lens of Indigenous ecological wisdom. Our First Nations-led experiences share traditional stewardship, conservation ethics, and local culture.
"We acknowledge that we operate on the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples and are committed to respectful, collaborative relationships that honor traditional knowledge and support Indigenous-led conservation initiatives."
Discover local wildlife right in Vancouver with short-format urban safaris focusing on reptile habitats hidden within the city's green spaces. Ideal for families and eco-curious locals.
Explore Vancouver's urban oases including Queen Elizabeth Park, VanDusen Botanical Garden, and Pacific Spirit Regional Park.
2-3 hour adventures perfect for children and adults, with age-appropriate activities and safety protocols.
All locations easily reached by public transportation, supporting sustainable urban exploration.
Morning, afternoon, and evening options available year-round to accommodate busy schedules.
Access immersive virtual tours and digital workshops featuring Canadian reptiles, enabling learning and adventure from anywhere while reducing carbon footprints.
Immersive virtual reality experiences showcasing BC's diverse reptile habitats with expert narration and interactive elements.
Interactive online sessions with real-time Q&A, virtual specimen examinations, and downloadable educational resources.
Mobile applications for species identification, habitat mapping, and participating in citizen science from your own backyard.
Meet our passionate ecologists, naturalists, and Indigenous guides who lead our adventures. Learn about our commitment to scientific integrity, ethical tourism, and local benefit.
Lead Herpetologist
PhD in Ecology, 15 years studying BC reptiles. Published researcher specializing in habitat restoration and species recovery programs.
Indigenous Knowledge Keeper
Traditional ecological knowledge holder from the Squamish Nation. Expert in traditional stewardship practices and cultural education.
Conservation Photographer
Award-winning wildlife photographer and certified environmental educator. Specializes in ethical wildlife photography techniques.
Plan your next wildlife experience, ask about custom group adventures, or discover consulting solutions. Reach out to our Vancouver office by email or phone for a personalized consultation.