SSISC Identifies Sites Requiring Treatment Along CN Railway
SSISC was recently featured in Pique Newsmagazine for identifying sites of invasive species requiring treatment along the CN railway...
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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...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
I Spy in the Sea to Sky… Something that twists and twines Something that grows like a vine Something with flowers that are pink Something...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Foxglove was brought from Europe and used as a medicinal plant. It is highly toxic, affecting the muscle tissue and circulation in animals and...
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Purple Loosestrife Found in the Squamish Estuary
SSISC recently found Purple Loosestrife in the Squamish Estuary, and used a press release to invite the public to be on the lookout for the plant...
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Spurge Laurel: Proceed with Caution
Spurge Laurel: Proceed with Caution Spurge Laurel sightings have recently been reported to SSISC. Upon further investigation, the SSISC field crew...
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Squamish Community Weed Pull
We are excited to invite you to come and help remove invasive Himalayan Balsam from the Stawamus Dyke trail, in the Valleycliffe area.
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