DNS Monthly Meetings
On the first Tuesday of every month, from September through June (with a two-month break in summer), the Delta Naturalists Society hosts 4 in-person-only, social meetings and 6 zoom meetings. The in-person social events take place in September, December, March and June and consists of an hour of social time, including a light meal and drinks, followed by a knowledgeable guest speaker. The zoom format allows for a half hour of online social time, a brief business/club info meeting, followed by a presentation.
For examples of past presentations, click here.
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Everyone is welcome; although, if you’d like to attend regularly, we’d love for you to become a club member!
Upcoming Monthly Meetings
| When: | 7:00 to 9:00 PM on the first Tuesday of every month, with the exception of July and August |
| Where: | NEW: Starting with our social meeting on September 2nd, we’ll be at Benediction Lutheran Church, at 5575 6th Ave. in Tsawwassen (quarterly) or on Zoom |
| January Date: Tuesday 6th, 2025 ZOOM ONLY Zoom Social time 7:00 – 7:30 pm, DNS Business 7:30 – 8:00 pm Presentation 8:00 – 9:00 pm Guest Speaker: Martin Gregus Jr. Topic: From Sand To Snow: A Photo Journey Through 2025 |
The presentation will feature a selection of images and short video clips from the past year, with a focus on how both wildlife and photographers must adapt in a rapidly changing climate.
Vancouver-based Martin Gregus is an internationally acclaimed wildlife photographer and cinematographer. His passion for travel and photography began at just eight years old, growing up in a family of artists and learning the craft from his father. What started with documenting local wildlife soon expanded into a lifelong journey of exploration—first through the pages of National Geographic magazines stacked in his home, and eventually across the planet.
Martin has worked extensively throughout the Americas and the South Pacific, though it is his deep expertise in the Arctic and Antarctic that has brought him global recognition. His groundbreaking project, 33 Days Among the Bears—a rare and intimate study of polar bears in their natural environment—captivated international audiences when it was featured in National Geographic in 2022.
Since then, Martin has continued to lead expeditions and cinematic projects in the polar regions, contributing his storytelling and visual artistry to major platforms including National Geographic, Disney, BBC, and Netflix. His images have been honored with multiple awards, including two wins at the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition in the United Kingdom.
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