You're invited to YellowPoint Ecological Society's (YES) - Mosquitoes Evening! Bring yourself - Insect repellant not needed! Mosquitoes – they really know how to bug people. Why did the mosquito go to the dentist? To improve his bite! This summer, at Lake Cowichan, so many people reported a mosquito problem that the police had to deploy a...
Join us to help maintain and monitor nest boxes. Every autumn we monitor and maintain the over 100 nest boxes that are placed around the marsh to provide habitat for tree swallows and other native marsh dwelling birds. Monitoring the boxes gives us an insight into how successful the boxes are at providing habitat for...
Count the waterbirds for an hour along a 650 meter flat stretch of the Cowichan Bay waterfront. Meet at the Cowichan Estuary Nature Center, binoculars and spotting scopes helpful, Binos can be borrowed if requested in advance to kathrynmariec@gmail.com). Everyone welcome - just show up
The New Forest Act has reached a new stage. Originally created by Jennifer Houton, Dave Weaver and the Boundary Forest Watershed Stewardship Society (BFWSS), this proposal has been presented to numerous communities across the province and most recently in September to relevant government Ministers. Now the society, having done its work, is dissolving though the...
Help us pull the invasive aquatic weed parrot’s feather from Somenos Creek! Every week in the summer we will be in Somenos Creek cutting and removing parrot’s feather from Somenos Creek. Join us for a morning in the SMWS boat on Somenos Creek, spot some wildlife, learn about the impacts of invasive plants on aquatic...
Whats better than fall in the oaks? We provide gloves, knee pads and tools, or you can bring your own along with water, weather-appropriate clothing and suitable footwear. Sessions are capped at 10 volunteers, so sign up quickly using WhatsApp or email (lmmitic@gmail.com) and If your plans change and you’re no longer able to attend...
Koksilah Watershed Working Group (KWG) usually meets third Wednesday of the month to talk about all things Koksilah - but this month it's the second Monday. Reason is that they have the good fortune to be joined by Debra Curran (Director and Professor School of Environmental Studies, Professor Faculty of Law, and Executive Director, Environmental Law Centre).
Friends of Holland Creek will be at Eagles Hall with native plants and seeds for the Ladysmith Saltair Garden Club talk on Nurturing and Sheltering Biodiversity by Linda Brooyman.
Get out and exercise your democratic rights!
Whats better than fall in the oaks? We provide gloves, knee pads and tools, or you can bring your own along with water, weather-appropriate clothing and suitable footwear. Sessions are capped at 10 volunteers, so sign up quickly using WhatsApp or email (lmmitic@gmail.com) and If your plans change and you’re no longer able to attend...
An Intimate Afternoon with Geraldine Manson - Plant Teachings from my Auntie. The event is by registration on Eventbrite.
Every 3rd Monday of the month - we meet at Methuen Hut by the Holland Creek Trail head parking lot. We will continue with site preparation and start planting shrubs at Sunny Glades or start on site preparation for Daphne's Demise and Buddha's Blessing further upstream.