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The Nature Trust of BC must raise nearly $300,000 by April 9th to save more than 100 acres of floodplain forest along Xwésam (Salmon) River from development.
For Immediate Release SAYWARD, B.C. – The Nature Trust of British Columbia, a leading land conservation charity in B.C. today announced an urgent fundraising campaign to raise $294,000 by April...
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British Columbia’s Treasures: 5 Endemic Species and Their Ecological Importance
British Columbia’s diverse landscapes and plentiful waters are a sanctuary for rich biodiversity. Among its...
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Celebrating Carmen Purdy’s Life and Legacy
A conservation visionary, the late Carmen Purdy will always be remembered for his passion and...
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The Brittle Prickly Pear Cactus’ Hidden Beauty
Written by Rachel Brown The brittle prickly pear cactus (Opuntia fragilis) is truly a remarkable...
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Protecting British Columbia’s Bats Amid White-nose Syndrome
Bats are vital to Canada’s ecosystems, providing important ecological functions such as pest control and...
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Conversations on Conservation: Peter Armstrong
In June, acclaimed entrepreneur and visionary Peter Armstrong stepped into the role of Chair of...
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Understanding the Importance of the Oregon forestsnail
Why do we care so much about biodiversity? Not only do we believe that all...