I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I produce compounds that blister your skin, people peg me as Hogweed’s...
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Pemberton Weed Pull 2024
Join us in Pemberton Guess what, Pemberton? We’re getting rid of some invasive plants in Staehli Park, and we need your...
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Community Unites to Tackle Invasive Plants
Our Education & Outreach team fancy themselves part of the Field Crew after this week… and we don’t blame them!...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Each purple flower looks just like a bell, toxic to animals and humans as...
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Day in the life: Field Team
Roasty toasty days won’t stop our Field Team from tackling invasive species. Join us for a day with the SSISC Field...
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Do Not Mow Signs – What Are They For?
You may have seen a few Do Not Mow signs popping up around your neighborhood. Let’s talk about what they’re...
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Do we have invasive slugs in the Sea to Sky?
After a day of rain, you might have seen some brown or black slugs crawling around your garden or along roadsides. Did you know...
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The Fiery Truth
Last year, Canada experienced an unprecedented number of wildfires. These events have left us more wary of wildfire risk. Invasive...
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Why don’t you see much Scotch Broom north of Squamish?
In the last couple of months, you might have seen a bushy plant with pea-like yellow flowers dotted along the highway, or growing...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
My burs stick to clothes and hair, I dominate nitrogen-rich soils without a...
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Radio Canada interviews SSISC
Radio Canada Features Interview with SSISC’s Claude-Anne...
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Mica Anguita Shares Good News and More
In a recent Pique Newsmagazine article, SSISC’s Executive Director, Mica Anguita, gave an update about SSISC’s annual...
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