By Lisa Houle | December 14, 2023 Toque. Scarf. Mitts. Boots. Invasive species? It might not be the first thing that comes to mind with the change in seasons. But…
Council News
Council News
Hold the Holly and the Ivy this Holiday Season
By Lisa Houle | December 6, 2023 There’s something comforting about winter. Temperatures outside get cooler, clothing is warmer, and homes adorned with seasonal decorations feel cozier. This year, if…
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Stop Invasive Species in ‘Your’ Tracks!
Project Spotlight: Play Clean Go Outreach & Signage in Revelstoke By Lara Phillips | November 27, 2023 Invasive species are recognized as one of the five most important direct drivers…
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What’s Threatening BC Waters
By Lisa Houle | October 30, 2023 They’re out there – and they’re getting uncomfortably close. Last month, a boat from Ontario – infested with invasive mussels – was luckily…
Events
Webinar: Post-launch updates and future plans for InvasivesBC – BC’s newly released invasive species database and mapping application.
Join the BC Ministry of Forests Invasive Plant Program staff to hear an overview of InvasivesBC, BC’s newly released invasive species database and mapping application which replaced the BC Invasive…
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“WE ARE CARETAKERS OF MOTHER EARTH” – NURTURING INDIGENOUS WISDOM IN LAND STEWARDSHIP
By Craig Stephani | September 28, 2023 Sage Flett Kruger stands as a bridge between traditional wisdom and modern conservation efforts. As the Indigenous Engagement Manager for the Trails Society…
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Knowledge Sharing and Storytelling through Stickers
By Lisa Houle | September 28, 2023 We knew creating a sticker that conveys our Invasive-Wise Education program and its dynamic roster of games, activities, and programming supporting teachers and…
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Play & Protect Mobile Makes its Debut in the Cariboo
By Emma Nikkel | September 5, 2023 This year the Invasive Species Council of BC rolled out a new mobile classroom exhibit – the Play & Protect Mobile! The walk-in…
