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I Spy in the Sea to Sky Great Mullein is an invasive species in the Sea to Sky. This time of year you can recognize it by its large rosette of...

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The Winds of Change, the Community Almanach from Pemberton, Lil’wat, SLRD Area C and N’Quatqua, recently published an article about...

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Butterfly Bush was originally planted as a garden ornamental, but has long ago escaped the confines of gardens and grows invasively throughout the...

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It goes without saying, working at an environmental non-profit like SSISC would be virtually impossible if it wasn’t for the generosity of...

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In this month’s edition of Dreamteam Thursday, we introduce you to Claudel, Field Crew Lead Hand, and Micaela, Education & Outreach Lead...

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SSISC’s very own Micaela Anguita was recently featured in a Naturespeak article in Pique Newsmagazine. The article dug deeper into what...

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I spy in the Sea to Sky… Common Bugloss is not found in Whistler but it is found in Squamish and Pemberton, making it a priority for...

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It comes as no surprise that the field crew’s tasks vary as the season progresses. With summer being well underway, today we offer you a...

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I Spy in the Sea to Sky… A low growing plant with attractive leaves In hanging baskets and beneath shady trees. Letting it spread will put your...

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July 9, 2018 by Claude-Anne Godbout-Gauthier

Spurge Laurel: Proceed with Caution Spurge Laurel sightings have recently been reported to SSISC. Upon further investigation, the SSISC field crew...

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July 7, 2018 by Claude-Anne Godbout-Gauthier

I spy in the Sea to Sky…

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July 5, 2018 by Claude-Anne Godbout-Gauthier

On this edition of Dreamteam Thursday, we feature three members of the Field Crew. World, meet Esmee, Noah and Jordan!

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