How off the press: 2024 Annual Report and 2025 Annual Program Plan
Curious what we’ve been up to? Good thing our 2024 Annual Report is here!
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Invasive Mussels Found at Washington Border
Two tugboats contaminated with invasive zebra and quagga mussels were recently intercepted at a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife...
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Hiring for Summer 2025: Join our team!
The recent frigid temperatures may make the summer seem like a distant memory, but we are already in planning mode for the upcoming...
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Happy New Year!
We asked our staff about their ‘green’ resolutions for 2025, and they did not disappoint! Scroll through to get...
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Not all green is good: interview with the Squamish Chief
We were recently contacted by Bhagyashree Chatterjee, Indigenous & civic affairs reporter at the Squamish Chief, about how local residents can...
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BTW: “Big Taproot Win” for Biodiversity
The Banish Burdock program was recently featured on the Invasive Species Council of BC’s website as an innovative approach to volunteer...
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Wildflower preservation make the news
While the wildflower season is ending, Sea to Sky locals can help preserve them for seasons to come by learning more about the flora around them...
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SSISC receives Community Prosperity Fund support
The Whistler Community Foundation (WCF) recently announced the recipients of the grants they awarded as part of the Community Prosperity Fund, a...
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SSISC’s office gets an upgrade
Over the last few months, the SSISC field office, located in Whistler, received a facelift – and it’s the kind of...
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Hiring a GIS Technician
Are you a critical thinker and problem-solver who loves mapping systems, especially...
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New Invasive Bug in BC
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) recently confirmed that invasive Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) larvae had been found in...
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