Native Species Spotlight
With sunny days and lots of rain, it’s no wonder the gardens of the Sea to Sky are so beautiful this year! Their array of vibrant colours and bold...
MOREWith sunny days and lots of rain, it’s no wonder the gardens of the Sea to Sky are so beautiful this year! Their array of vibrant colours and bold...
MOREWas anyone able to guess this behemoth of a plant? Here at SSISC, we consider Giant Hogweed a shining example of why we refer to invasive species...
MOREFor our newest I Spy, we’re featuring one of the most destructive invasive plants in the Sea to Sky. Let us know if you figured this one...
MORETo kick off the start of a new season, we’ve got our I Spy in the Sea to Sky series back on! Did you guess our newest addition? Rush...
MOREIt’s growing season! This spring we’ve expanded our team to help us tackle invasives in the Sea to Sky. Let’s get to know a few of them a...
MOREIn light of the current situation with COVID-19, we have decided to change the format for our AGM and Land Manager Planning Session that were both...
MOREWe are currently wrapping up the 2019 season and entering reporting season. For the SSISC staff, this has meant looking back on the tasks...
MORESSISC recently had the honour of presenting on a panel at the Mountain Biking Tourism Symposium, held at the Legends Hotel Oct. 2-4. The Pique...
MOREOur last “I Spy” of the year as we start to get into some colder weather. For our loyal readers, was anyone able to guess this one?...
MOREThis week’s “I Spy” is a ‘common’ invasive in the Sea to Sky region, so kudos if you got it! Common Tansy (Tanacetum...
MOREOriginally from Europe, English & Irish Ivy (Hedera helix & H. hibernica) were introduced to North America through the horticulture trade...
MOREThanks for the click! Did you manage to guess this week’s “I Spy”? Keep on reading to find out which invasive plant we’re...
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