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By Lisa Houle | January 19, 2022 It’s interesting to see the twists and turns life takes when faced with a career path decision. ‘Should I take this position?’ ‘Should…

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…

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…

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…

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.…

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…

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…

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,…