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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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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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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Weed pull with Coast Mountain Academy
Last week, the Education and Outreach team worked with Coast Mountain Academy students to remove weeds from a small green space in...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
You can tell I’m not local just by my name, though I may not be from where I...
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In the News: SSISC writes for Naturespeak
Our ever-talented Communications and Outreach Manager, Claude-Anne Godbout-Gauthier (Clo), has published an article in Pique...
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Garibaldi Park 2024
Volunteer at Garibaldi Park SSISC has paired up with the Friends of Garibaldi Park to provide a trailhead clean-up and lake...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
My orange flowers may seem pretty at first, But my rapid spread is really a...
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What’s The Field Team Been Up To?
It’s already the end of June?! Where did the time go? We asked our field crew to share their highlight from the last month...
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Train Wreck 2024
Volunteer day in Whistler Whistler, we have a very special day planned for you, and YOU are...
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Banish Burdock June Update
In the last couple of months, our volunteers have been busy at work removing Common Burdock from trails and public spaces in...
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