Invasive Mussels Found at Washington Border
Two tugboats contaminated with invasive zebra and quagga mussels were recently intercepted at a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife...
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You’re Invited to Our Earth Day Weed Pull
Join us on April 27th for a weed pull and restoration event in Coho Park, Squamish! Celebrate Earth Day with us by giving back to nature! We’re...
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The Importance of Scientific Names
Have you ever had a conversation where you were absolutely convinced that both of you were talking about the same thing—only to realize you...
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Join Us and Remove Ivy in Lions Bay!
Are you doing anything on March 2nd? Come join us in Lions Bay for a weed pull and help restore native plant habitats! Event Details Where...
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How do we know which species came from where?
In a previous blog post, we discussed the concept of ‘native species.’ While there is no universally accepted definition, we can...
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Hiring for Summer 2025: Join our team!
The recent frigid temperatures may make the summer seem like a distant memory, but we are already in planning mode for the upcoming...
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Happy New Year!
We asked our staff about their ‘green’ resolutions for 2025, and they did not disappoint! Scroll through to get...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I’m an evergreen shrub that can grow really tall, and my leaves stay on through winter and...
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Eco-Friendly Gift Guide
Gift giving is one of the best parts of the festive season. Showing appreciation to loved ones is majorly heart-warming...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I creep and crawl, just like a vine, taking ten years to mature, just like fine...
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How do we define ‘native species’?
We often talk about the differences between native and non-native species. On the surface, it seems pretty simple: a native species occurs in an...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
My shiny leaves are green year-round, I’m an evergreen plant blanketing the...
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