I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Were you able to guess this “berry” delicious invasive species? If not, don’t worry about it because there are A LOT of people...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Yellow Lamium (or Yellow archangel) is often sold in hanging baskets or planters because it spreads fast, is shade-tolerant, and has attractive...
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Teamwork Makes the Dream Work
We want to thank the Squamish Environmental Society and the Coast Mountain Academy students for their help in removing English Ivy from a wooded...
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Upcoming Event: Community Weed Pull in Emerald Estates, Whistler!
SSISC is excited to join the Emerald Estates residents in the first Emerald Weed Pull! Meet us at the entrance of Deerhorn Place on Sunday, June...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Scotch Broom is an invasive species in the Sea to Sky which begins flowering around now. Its abundant bright yellow pea-like flowers and large...
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Gates Lake Weed Pull
SSISC is excited to be partnering with the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District for the first community weed pull at Gates Lake Park, on May 25...
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Raise a Glass!
We dislike invasives, but we like a tasty beverage and LOVE supporting a good cause! If you feel the same, then we would like to invite you to...
MORESSISC is Hiring! Join our Team!
SSISC is looking forward to the 2019 season and hiring in both the Field and the Education & Outreach programs! Have a look at the...
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Meet the SSISC Board
We held a routine board meeting last week and lo and behold, we managed to snap a picture of the entire SSISC Board of Directors! They...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Orange Hawkweed is well known in the Sea to Sky. It is easily identifiable by its orange flowers clustered at the top of leafless, hairy stems...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I Spy in the Sea to Sky… Something that can be one meter high Something that likes it sunny and dry On me you’ll usually find...
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Japanese Knotweed – What a Difference!
Japanese Knotweed treatment takes up an important portion of our Field Crew’s time during the summer months, but what difference does it...
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