December 10th, 2022 With all the good that comes with the December holiday season, it is important not to forget the harm of invasive species to our sensitive ecosystems. English…
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Council News
Wanted: iNaturalist Identifiers!
By Lara Phillips | December 9, 2022 Community science is revolutionizing biodiversity data worldwide! That’s right – all those iNaturalist observations do make a difference and the scientific community has…
Community Voice
Volunteer Voice: Insect Ambassadors Buzz About Their Summer with ISCBC
December 3rd, 2022 As winter approaches and we think back to our action-packed summer days, we are reflecting on the impressive work our Science Team accomplished in the field this…
Council News
ISCBC invited to take part in COP15, UN Biodiversity Conference
The Invasive Species Council of BC (ISCBC) and the Canadian Council on Invasive Species (CCIS) have been invited to take part in the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15), in Montreal,…
Council News
Story of Super-Sized Koi Sparks Goldfish Tale
By Craig Stephani | November 28th, 2022 Have you heard about ‘The Carrot’ that’s been making headlines around the world? No, it isn’t the latest and greatest superfood – it…
Council News
Holiday craft making unites local ecosystem science and invasive species knowledge in classrooms this December
By Jen Hegan | November 28th, 2022 Beautiful evergreen plants are starting to show up across B.C. and now is a good time to have a closer look (and feel…
Community Voice
Field-based Workshop targets Yellow flag iris
November 25, 2022 In August 2022, ISCBC volunteers went to the Scout Island Marsh in Williams Lake to weed out Yellow flag iris (Iris pseudacorus), an invasive aquatic plant that…
Community Voice
Sampling in the Cariboo nets no Invasive Mussels
November 25, 2022 ISCBC was joined by 100 Mile House youth, and ISCBC volunteer, Junaya Nielsen, for last month’s round of invasive mussel sampling in the Cariboo. Nielsen joined sampling…
