KPU Richmond Campus

What's better than a Climate Cafe in autumn? Head over to KPU Richmond for an opportunity to learn, reflect, and discuss how to act on climate change. Hosted by the Kwantlen Geographers club, this Climate Cafe will be presented by guest speakers Jeanee Reichert and Sherine Merhi of Richmond Climate Hub. This event is open to all students, staff, and faculty. For questions, contact Kwantlen Geographers: kwantlen.geographers@gmail.com KPU geography department: geography@kpu.ca

Join us for this low-impact practice and experience reduced stress and increased mindfulness through controlled breathing and intentional movement. All ages, abilities, and fitness levels are welcome! This class is available for pre-registration for 5-weeks at a time or weekly drop-in, if capacity allows. Follow this link to register. You must sign-in with KPU credentials! Please contact sportrec@kpu.ca if you have any questions.

Learn how mycologists identify mushrooms in the laboratory and in the field. In this hands-on introductory course, you'll explore the biology and diversity of fungi, discover the features used to distinguish different species, and gain practical experience with common identification tools. No prior experience is required. What You Will Learn By the end of this course, you will be able to: Identify several common local mushrooms and compare well-known edible and poisonous species. Use a microscope to compare fungal spore types and understand how spores relate to fungal classification and evolutionary relationships. Create and interpret spore prints from different mushroom species. Use identification keys to justify mushroom identifications...

Join us for this low-impact practice and experience reduced stress and increased mindfulness through controlled breathing and intentional movement. All ages, abilities, and fitness levels are welcome! This class is available for pre-registration for 5-weeks at a time or weekly drop-in, if capacity allows. Follow this link to register. You must sign-in with KPU credentials! Please contact sportrec@kpu.ca if you have any questions.

Learn how mycologists identify mushrooms in the laboratory and in the field. In this hands-on introductory course, you'll explore the biology and diversity of fungi, discover the features used to distinguish different species, and gain practical experience with common identification tools. No prior experience is required. What You Will Learn By the end of this course, you will be able to: Identify several common local mushrooms and compare well-known edible and poisonous species. Use a microscope to compare fungal spore types and understand how spores relate to fungal classification and evolutionary relationships. Create and interpret spore prints from different mushroom species. Use identification keys to justify mushroom identifications...