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Nature-based vs. hard armour shoreline designs
Green Shores nature-based solutions are better for people, wildlife, and the environment compared to hard armour approaches in shoreline management.
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New Paper: Bird Window Collisions at UBC
Vancouver-based research has found that hundreds of birds die from window collisions at UBC during the winter, spring and fall. Varied Thrush is the most vulnerable species to die from glass strikes.
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NEW: Resilient Coasts for Salmon project
The Stewardship Centre for BC is partnering with the Pacific Salmon Foundation to deliver a five-year Resilient Coasts for Salmon project.
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Coastal Zone Canada Conference
SCBC and its partners will present about Green Shores at the Coastal Zone Canada Conference on June 14, 2021.
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New Paper on Translational Ecology
Bridging the research-implementation gap in avian conservation with translational ecology. Saunders et al., 2021.
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Welcome Jane to our Green Shores team!
SCBC is excited to have Jane Yangel join our team as a Green Shores Intern in summer 2021.
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Protect birds from window collisions
Bird-window collisions is the 2nd highest source of human-related bird mortality, killing 16-42 MILLION birds in Canada every year. Learn how you can protect millions of birds from dying.
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NEW Green Shores Chapter in the Maritimes
With support from the Stewardship Centre for BC, a new Green Shores chapter is coordinated by a stellar team from the TransCoastal Adaptations centre.
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GSH Project in Nanaimo Receives Orca Level 2 Rating
Green Shores for Homes principles helped to improve function and aesthetic of the shoreline in Piper's Lagoon and provide habitat for native flora and fauna. Click to find out how!
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