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…
Community Voice
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…
Community Voice
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…
Council News
2024 Together in Action Award Winners
By Lisa Houle | May 29, 2024 Modeling leadership by inspiring others. Building collaborative partnerships. Demonstrating significant dedication and commitment. These are some of the ways this year’s Together In…
Council News
Use Your Head, Stop the Spread
By Lisa Houle | May 29, 2024 Over the past three weeks, we’ve shared how to identify, report, and remove invasive species. The last effective tool in our collective toolbox…
Council News
Time to Remove: Top tips on how to remove some fierce invasive plants
By Lisa Houle | May 23, 2024 You’ve identified and reported invasive species. Now it’s time to get to work. Ready, set, remove! Every species has unique properties and recommended…
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Pull the Plug on Aquatic Invasive Species: Draining your boat is now a must in B.C.
By Lisa Houle | May 17, 2024 Another step in the right direction, and a fitting announcement during Invasive Species Action Month, comes just in time for the May long…
Invasive News
Whirling disease in B.C. highlights need to Clean Drain Dry
By Lisa Houle | May 15, 2024 Despite the ominous headlines – first the closure of several waterbodies in B.C. and next whirling disease declared in the Columbia River watershed…