By Erin Springinotic | January 16, 2023 In December, the I Spy and Identify Invasives project made 5,219 observations of 966 species. 157 people observed and reported native and invasive…
News & Events
Council News
Past skills employment members – where are they now?
By Lisa Houle | December 27, 2022 In the spirit of Auld Lang Syne – lest we forget old acquaintances – we thought it would be fun to catch up…
Council News
COP15: UN Summit on Biodiversity: The Promise to Protect 30% of the Planet’s land & water by 2030
December 22, 2022 “Without nature we have nothing.” The simple statement was one of the powerful expressions from UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres during his opening address at COP15, the UN…
Council News
Removing ‘Un-Historic’ Plants from Historical Village
By Lisa Houle | December 16, 2022 When visiting a historic park, one would expect an accurate representation of what life was like in the area during that given time.…
Council News
Is that… a freshwater jellyfish?
By Lisa Houle | December 15, 2022 Imagine swimming on a hot summer’s day in a cool, refreshing lake in BC. Now imagine being surrounded by hundreds of jellyfish. Not…
Community Voice
ISCBC Helping Maintain a Careful Watch over BC Waterways
December 15, 2022 ISCBC is doing its part to help keep BC’s waters free of invasive mussels! Monitoring for Zebra and Quagga mussels (Dreissena polymorpha & Dreissena rostriformis bugensis) is an important…
Events
ISCBC Provincial Youth Summit: “Stewarding Connections With the Land”
By Lisa Houle | December 14, 2022 The Invasive Species Council of BC is pleased to host the online 2023 Provincial Youth Summit: “Stewarding Connections With the Land” – taking…
Council News
November iNaturalist Wrap-Up
By Erin Springinotic | December 14, 2022 In November, the I Spy and Identify Invasives project made 5,755 observations of 1,329 species! 215 people observed and reported native and invasive…
