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Protecting rare, endangered Garry Oak and Associated Species Ecosystems

Protecting rare, endangered Garry Oak and Associated Species Ecosystems Garry Oak Meadow with Great Camas (Camassia leichtlinii) Albino Flower. Credit: R. WilesWe are excited to share about our activities growing awareness and stewardship of the special and endangered Garry Oak ecological community on Maple Mountain! We’ve been collaborating with the BC Conservation Federation (BCCF), the

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Siddoo Park Announced

8.4 Hectares along the spectacular Koksilah River is protected! We are happy to be conservation covenant holders with the Nanaimo Area Land Trust for this new park, which will be owned and managed by the CVRD. Please go to the press release link below for more details. https://www.timberwest.com/timberwest-and-siddoo-family-donate-8-4-hectares-to-create-drs-jagdis-k-and-sarjit-k-siddoo-park-in-cowichan-valley/

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Celebrating the Fairyslipper Forest Nature Reserve!

Fairyslipper Forest Nature Reserve is now a reality! The Thetis Island Nature Conservancy (ThINC), Cowichan Community Land Trust (CCLT), Islands Trust Conservancy (ITC~ formerly the Islands Trust Fund), over 140 individual donors,  and contributions from the federal Habitat Stewardship Protection fund, BC Ministry of Transport, and the Sitka foundation have made the creation of Thetis

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Landmark Report urges BC to conserve at least 50% of its land base as part of expanded climate change strategy

Landmark Report urges BC to conserve at least 50% of its land base as part of expanded climate change strategy Top international scientist and environmental thinkers are urging the provincial government to consider nature conservation into the provincial climate action strategy. From the article:  Senior ecologist Dr. Jim Pojar said, “A minimum conservation target of

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