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…
Community Voice
Invasive News
Hunting for stink bug eggs
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…
Community Voice
Putting Giant Hogweed in the Spotlight
By Alex Mutch| June 18, 2024 Sometimes the scale and severity of issues caused by invasive species can be difficult to comprehend. But the more aware people are, the more…
Community Voice
Common Carp’s Cultural Connection
By Melanie Apps | June 17, 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…
Community Voice
Squirrel Watching Leads to Awareness
By Alex Mutch| June 12, 2024 Sometimes invasive species hide right before your eyes. If you see them often enough, you might not realize they are invasive. Making this…
Council News
Reducing Wildfire Risk Starts With Invasive Plant Management
By Lisa Houle | June 11, 2024 In a recent announcement by the B.C. Government, the Ministry of Forests is investing $15 million in 2024 to protect water, water infrastructure…
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Sharing a Passion for Bat Conservation
By Alex Mutch| June 11, 2024 Invasive species come in all shapes and sizes, from exceptionally large like English holly (Ilex aquifolium) to the microscopic such as Myxobolus cerebralis, the…
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Turning Grass into Paper
By Alex Mutch| June 7, 2024 Taking something no longer of use and turning it into a tangible product is an innovative way to reduce waste. Sometimes the inspiration for…