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Youth Volunteers Learn About Indigenous Culture
During 2021, ISCBC’s youth volunteer program shared opportunities to help understand the impacts of invasive species on Indigenous communities.
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Community Spotlight: Isadora Bicheski
Meet Isadora Bicheski, an amazing ISCBC youth volunteer and outdoor adventurer!
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The Role of Our Canine Friends in the Fight Against Aquatic Invasive Species
Did you know dogs play an important role in keeping BC free of invasive mussels?
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Community Spotlight: Taylor De Zilva Creates Connections with Nature
Taylor explores the power of communication and personal connection as when learning about and protecting biodiversity.
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Community Spotlight: Sky Jarvis
Sky Jarvis began volunteering with the ISCBC youth network in 2021. She has a strong passion for the conservation of biodiversity and protection of the natural world around us.
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Site Surveys Inform Ecological Restoration Plans
Volunteers have conducted a series of self-directed site surveys to inform upcoming restoration plans in Champlain Park, Vancouver.
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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.
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How Scotch Broom Has Flourished in BC
Scotch broom is a prolific invasive species found mainly on Vancouver Island, but has also slowly spread to the Gulf Islands and mainland.
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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.