Science Theatre Showtimes (May 18–June 28)
Every day
| 10am | Toons for Tots |
| 10:30am | Weird Connections: The Roachmobile |
| 11am | Discover Science |
| 11:30am | Species at Risk |
| 12pm | Cosmic Vistas: Shooting Gallery |
| 12:15pm | Wondrous: The Forest and Sea of the Great Bear |
| 12:30pm | Toons for Tots |
| 1pm | Weird Connections: The Roachmobile |
| 1:30pm | Discover Science |
| 2pm | Species at Risk |
| 2:30pm | Cosmic Vistas: Shooting Gallery |
| 2:45pm | Wondrous: The Forest and Sea of the Great Bear |
| 3pm | Toons for Tots |
| 3:30pm | Weird Connections: The Roachmobile |
| 4pm | Discover Science |
| 4:30pm | Species at Risk |
Saturday, Sunday and Holidays only
| 5pm | Cosmic Vistas: Shooting Gallery |
| 5:15pm | Wondrous: The Forest and Sea of the Great Bear |
| 5:30pm | Toons (Tchou-Tchou compilation) |
Note: show schedule is subject to change without notice.



These short animated stories take a playful approach to learning.
Shooting Gallery—Galactic Visions
British Columbia is home to more wild plant and animal species than any other province in Canada. Alarmingly, 1,900 species are considered “at risk.” Four short films tell the stories of the western rattlesnake, the Duskywing butterfly, the barn swallow and the Oregon spotted frog. The films follow the biologists who study these species in their habitats and seek to protect them. Habitat loss is the greatest threat to BC’s biodiversity.
Stunning photographs and nature sounds will transport you to the Great Bear Rainforest, where coastal temperate rainforest meets teeming cold-water seas. This region of the BC coast is one of the most productive and most spectacular ecosystems on Earth. Come experience the sights and sounds of this extraordinary place.

