Meet the SSISC Board
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...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
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...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Bull Thistle (Cirsium vulgare) is an invasive species found abundantly throughout the Sea to Sky region. Introduced from Eurasia as a seed...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I Spy in the Sea to Sky… Something that can be one meter high Something that likes it sunny and dry On me you’ll usually find...
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Japanese Knotweed – What a Difference!
Japanese Knotweed treatment takes up an important portion of our Field Crew’s time during the summer months, but what difference does it...
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Boot Brush Stations at Local Trailheads
As part of the Play Clean Go campaign, SSISC worked with BC Parks to have information signs and boot brush stations installed at 3 popular local...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I Spy in the Sea to Sky… Something that twists and twines Something that grows like a vine Something with flowers that are pink Something...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Foxglove was brought from Europe and used as a medicinal plant. It is highly toxic, affecting the muscle tissue and circulation in animals and...
MOREStaff Feature
The summer season is coming to a close at SSISC, which means that most SSISC staff’s contracts are drawing to a close (insert emotional...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I spy in the Sea to Sky An edible plant that can hurt your health
MOREA Day in the Life of a Field Crew Member
In this month’s edition of the Day in the Life series, summer student Samara takes us along as the field crew carries out lake sampling...
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Goldfish Infestation in Pinecrest Lake
SSISC was recently alerted by the Pinecrest Lake Stewardship Society to the presence of invasive goldfish in Pinecrest Lake, south of Whistler...
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