By Lisa Houle | June 19, 2024 No need to wear camouflage for this kind of hunt. The BC Ministry of Agriculture and Food (BCMAF) and Agriculture and Agri-food Canada…
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Scout Island Rejuvenated with Native Plants
By Emma Nikkel | July 15, 2024 Big projects are happening in the Cariboo! Through Environment and Climate Change Canada’s EcoAction funding program, an area of Scout Island, Williams Lake was…
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Keep these popular invasive flowers off your wedding guest list
By Lisa Houle | July 5, 2024 Wedding season is upon us! Long sunny days, warm nights and mild temperatures set the perfect scene for these special occasions. Fresh flowers…
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A Journey to Rescue the Plan(e)t
June 26, 2024 Alicia Yan and Hebbe Yuan, founders of the non-profit organization, ‘Rescue-A-Plan(e)t’, have an inspiring story of how their culture, education, innovation and dedication led to them to…
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20 Minutes a Week of Invasive Species Club Inspires Positive Change at a New Westminster School
By Lisa Houle | June 25, 2024 Tina Coppersmith knows how important it is for students to learn about earth stewardship. As a Special Education Assistant at Connaught Heights Elementary…
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When life gives you morning glory… make flower crowns!
By Alex Mutch| June 25, 2024 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Some invasive plants may be considered attractive for their esthetics or unique features. But they tend…
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Nature and Dance: The Best Prescription for Mental Health
By Melanie Apps | June 21, 2024 ISCBC youth program’s invasive species storytelling project continues with its next installment! Our next youth story features Han Yan, a 2023 UBC graduate…
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Removing Himalayan Blackberry an Educational Experience
By Melanie Apps | June 20, 2024 As part of the ISCBC youth program’s invasive species storytelling project, youth in Canada share their stories of invasive species and their effect…