In light of the current situation with COVID-19, we have decided to change the format for our AGM and Land Manager Planning Session that were both planned to be held in Squamish on April 7th.
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We are currently wrapping up the 2019 season and entering reporting season. For the SSISC staff, this has meant looking back on the tasks accomplished in 2019 and looking ahead to 2020 as we are starting to plan the next season already. This is a...
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SSISC recently had the honour of presenting on a panel at the Mountain Biking Tourism Symposium, held at the Legends Hotel Oct. 2-4. The Pique Newsmagazine relayed the story, so head over to their website to read up on the event!
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Pique Newsmagazine published an article about SSISC’s herbicide spraying in Whistler, more specifically about the treatment of Spotted Knapweed in Cheakamus Crossing. You can read the whole article here.
MoreCurious how the sausage gets made at SSISC?
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We want to thank the Squamish Environmental Society and the Coast Mountain Academy students for their help in removing English Ivy from a wooded area near McGee Rd., in Squamish. We couldn’t have done it without you all! We also want to...
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SSISC is excited to join the Emerald Estates residents in the first Emerald Weed Pull! Meet us at the entrance of Deerhorn Place on Sunday, June 2nd at 9:00AM. We will walk through the neighbourhood, and remove Common Burdock from roadside...
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SSISC is excited to be partnering with the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District for the first community weed pull at Gates Lake Park, on May 25 starting at 10am! Come join us and help rid the park of invasive Common Burdock. Dress for the weather...
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We dislike invasives, but we like a tasty beverage and LOVE supporting a good cause! If you feel the same, then we would like to invite you to come raise a glass to SSISC at Northyards Cider Co., on May 21! SSISC partnered with Northyards Cider...
MoreSSISC is looking forward to the 2019 season and hiring in both the Field and the Education & Outreach programs! Have a look at the descriptions below! Hurry, closing date is March 8, 2019! Field Crew Lead Hand Invasive Species Crew...
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We held a routine board meeting last week and lo and behold, we managed to snap a picture of the entire SSISC Board of Directors! They historically have been skittish creatures that would prefer to operate behind the camera than in front of it...
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Orange Hawkweed is well known in the Sea to Sky. It is easily identifiable by its orange flowers clustered at the top of leafless, hairy stems. Its seeds are spread by recreationists, pack animals and hay. In lawns and pastures alike, it forms a...
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