Published January 12, 2021 Author: ISCBC youth volunteer Alison Chadwick Have you ever wondered what is being done to inform ecological restoration plans in Vancouver? This summer, myself, Damian Assadi and…
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Learn Something New in 2022!
Learn on demand with a selection of FREE courses from the Invasive Species Council of BC now through January 31.
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INVASIVES 2022-ISCBC’s Virtual Forum & AGM
Delegates from across BC and the Pacific Northwest will gather virtually to share how to best manage, control and prevent invasive species from further creating damage to the environment and the economy.
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How Your Kids Can Be Community Scientists
Explore fun opportunities for youth of all ages, including games, videos and activities, that help break down the issues around invasive species.
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NESIKA DECKS THE HALLS WITH OREGON GRAPE
Students learned a new version of this popular carol while creating invasive-free holiday décor at École Nesika Elementary.
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Artist Series Highlights Positive Behavior Changes
ISCBC is excited to launch a suite of stickers supporting behaviour change programs in BC, featuring the work of amazing British Columbian artists.
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ISCBC Provincial Youth Summit: “The Power of One”
Join young adults aged 15 to 30 from across British Columbia to celebrate youth-led volunteer projects, listen to inspiring speakers and learn valuable skills to become a leader in your community
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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.
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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.
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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.