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News & Events
Council News
ISCBC Celebrates International Volunteer Day
Today we celebrate International Volunteer Day! ISCBC has inspired over 450 youth from across British Columbia to give back to their communities and help prevent the spread of invasive species.
Council News
ISCBC Launches Community Science Network
ISCBC is excited to launch the Community Science Network to grow a network of motivated individuals all across British Columbia who are not only informed with knowledge on invasive species identification and impacts but equipped with the tools they need to report new invaders and take action to protect the natural spaces where we live, work and play.
Volunteer Voice
Volunteer Spotlight: Joshua Ralph
ISCBC youth volunteer Joshua speaks on his volunteering experience over the past year with ISCBC and exploring ways of merging art and environmentalism.
Council News
New Report On Species at Risk
A new report explores the impacts of invasive species on species at risk (SAR) in British Columbia.
Council News
ISCBC Celebrates Giving Tuesday
ISCBC is celebrating Giving Tuesday by inviting our friends and supporters to join us in protecting BC’s biodiversity from invasive species.
Events
Webinar: Avoiding Disaster – What You Miss When You Skim a Pesticide Label
Biocontrol is a very important tool in controlling invasive plants. Explore how practitioners can use biological control effectively in this webinar.
Events
ISCBC Explores the Protection of BC’s Grasslands
Join ISCBC’s Dave Ralph to better understand the impacts of invasive knapweed and the threat it poses to British Columbia’s grasslands.
Invasive News
Japanese Beetle Fall Update
Read the latest Japanese beetle news, including gardening tips, soil movement restrictions and response to beetle detections.
Invasive News
Report Destructive Spotted Lanternfly
The Invasive Species Council of BC is asking the people of British Columbia to be on the lookout for invasive Spotted lanternfly and report any potential sightings.