Managing conservation lands on the West Coast. In partnership with Nature Trust BC, Ducks Unlimited, Env Canada, Province of BC, First Nations & local partners
Topping the Outdoor Recreation Council’s 2026 endangered rivers report:
The Cowichan and Heart of the Fraser.
Glimmers of hope: the acquisition of private lands along the Fraser for conservation and efforts to increase water storage on the Cowichan River.
🌀 Our #EstuaryResilience project is highlighted in a new Blue Paper from @DecadeHeritage and @HCAatEdinburgh that makes the case for embedding cultural heritage in all areas of ocean science and policy.
Culture connects communities, climate resilience, and coastal justice. 1/2
🌎Our estuaries supply clear, major economic opportunities for the entire country– they provide 40% of U.S. employment and generate over $214 billion annually! Read our Economic report, Jobs and Dollars: BIG RETURNS from Coastal Habitat Restoration, at https://t.co/v8WNJ0P1CD 🌊
The First Nations Water Caucus - with the @FNFish - and @REFBC announce the inaugural recipients of the #WatershedSecurityFund grants. Almost $5 million will be distributed to 26 projects spanning 7 watershed basins.
Learn more: https://t.co/BEeIsXraOw
This Oct. 23, catch Nlaka’pamux Indigenous ecologist Jennifer Grenz in conversation with Diana Beresford-Kroeger in Vancouver at the @VanWritersFest! ✍️🌳
Our Q&A with Grenz on a more integrated relationship between humans and the natural world:
https://t.co/4oQPRCHqLL
What’s this behind me?! Dreams coming true thanks to @NatureTrustofBC Fencing for the future Quw’utsun cultural & food plant nursery that will provide plants for restoration in the Cowichan Bay Estuary (and beyond). This is reconcili-ACTION my friends! @Cowichan_Tribes #ecology #nativesinstem @UBCForestry@ducanada
The Nature Trust of BC was honoured to join Lulumexun - @Cowichan_Tribes staff, Quw'utsun Elders and Members, and other Cowichan Estuary Restoration Project partners for a traditional Quw'utsun feast prepared by Chef Jared Qwustenuxun Williams late last month.
The Nature Trust of BC was honoured to join Lulumexun - @Cowichan_Tribes staff, Quw'utsun Elders and Members, and other Cowichan Estuary Restoration Project partners for a traditional Quw'utsun feast prepared by Chef Jared Qwustenuxun Williams late last month.