Published September 15, 2021 The Integrated Vegetation Management Association of British Columbia (IVMA of BC) is holding their Biennial Forum as a hybrid event, offered in person and virtually, Nov…
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Council News
Invasive Species Research Conference Program Unveiled
The full program for the 2021 Invasive Species Research Conference is now live! The Conference will take place on an interactive virtual portal over two half days, Oct 6-7, 2021. The program…
Events
Learn About Invasives at Grow West Coast
Visit Grow West Coast , the Grow West Coast Horticulture Trade Show, to learn about invasive species with ISCBC.
Invasive News
Eastern Ratsnake Spotted in Coquitlam; Observe and Report!
Published Sep 10, 2021 Help protect BC’s biodiversity by keeping your eyes open for animals or plants that may seem out of place. On Sep 4, Gavin Hanke observed and…
Council News
Save the Date: INVASIVES 2022 Forum & AGM
Mark your calendars for the not-to-be-missed event of the year for everyone working with invasive species in the Pacific Northwest!
Events
Webinar: Fall Herbicide Application for Invasive Plants
Explore the considerations for timing of fall herbicide applications for the control of invasive plant species, with ISCBC’s Dave Ralph, in this informative webinar.
Volunteer Voice
Volunteers Protecting Lower Cougar Creek From Invasives
ISCBC volunteers are removing invasives from Lower Cougar Creek, one of Delta’s most important salmon-bearing waterways.
Events
Virtual Workshop: Impacts of Invasive Species in BC
Explore the impacts of invasive species in this family-friendly event!
Council News
People Across BC Asked to Observe and Report to Protect Biodiversity
ISCBC invites everyone to protect BC’s biodiversity by observing and reporting plants and animals across British Columbia.
Council News
2021 Invasive Species Programs and Behaviour Survey Report
In the spring of 2021, ISCBC surveyed British Columbians to find out their awareness of and attitude towards invasive species and the actions they are taking in their communities to help stop the spread of invasive species.