Not all green is good: interview with the Squamish Chief

Not all green is good: interview with the Squamish Chief
Not all green is good: interview with the Squamish Chief

We were recently contacted by Bhagyashree Chatterjee, Indigenous & civic affairs reporter at the Squamish Chief, about how local residents can get support invasive species control and the involvement of local Indigenous groups in SSISC’s operations.

The article covered:

  • The links between knotweed, erosion and flooding
  • Squamish Nation’s involvement in SSISC’s work
  • The role of volunteers in monitoring for European green crabs in Átl’ka7tsem / Howe Sound
  • How local residents can do their part, for instance by following Play Clean Go principles or reporting sightings of invasive species.
Knotweed is a growing concern in the Sea to Sky
The Field Crew tackles knotweed at roadsides.
Crab Team volunteers in Howe Sound.
The Field Crew getting ready to dig out yellow flag iris.

It’s heart-warming to notice the local media’s interest in environmental initiatives and biodiversity. Thanks for the opportunity, The Squamish Chief! You can read the full article on their website.


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