We are in the midst of our 2017-18 Stewardship Project which has ongoing work on our 7 Nature Reserves and continued work with Species at Risk. Check the Events page for information on public events that we are hosting.
In March 2017 we completed a 5-acre conservation covenant on ocean-front property at Isabella Point.
Yes, we do. We have a very successful Stewards in Training Program that runs through the island schools and is supported by the schools and teachers. We also have Family Days in the summer, which are weekend days where parents can come and explore various aspects of nature with a guide. Please check our Events page for more information on upcoming Programs.
Yes, ask us! We provide visits to landowners who are interested in signing a voluntary Stewardship Agreement to guide the care of their land. A Stewardship Agreement is non-binding but helps to encourage landowners to consider things like planting native species, removing invasive plants and maintaining natural habitats for wildlife. Contact us for more info.
Once in a while we have a guided walk, so check our Events page for more information on upcoming walks.
Yes, we have maps of our nature reserves on this website – go to the Nature Reserves page and click on a reserve.
We offer various strategies for protecting land on Salt Spring. You may want to meet with our Executive Director to get a tailored response. Contact our office at 250-538-0318 or at info@saltspringconservancy.ca
We can direct you to speak to one of our biologists who may or may not want to collect this as a specimen. Please contact the office at 250-538-0318 or info@saltspringconservancy.ca
You can call 250-538-0318 or you can complete the fillable Volunteer Form. Our volunteer coordinator will contact you.
Go to our membership page and fill out the online form, or print the PDF form and mail it to us.
You can, for donations of $20 or more. You can call the office at 250-538-0318 if you have any questions about your donation.
Our Registered Charity number is 8900 63977 RR0001
We are a registered charity with a charitable tax number. Our legal name is Salt Spring Island Conservancy.