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A Shoreline Re-imagined | 2015 GSH project in Seattle was nominated for ASLA Honor Award.

SCBC is excited to have Sierra Rae join our Communications and Outreach team this fall. We look forward to working with Sierra and expanding our reach across online platforms.

Join us for a virtual panel discussion on October 7, 2020 and learn about local efforts, research and resources available to make British Columbia a safer place for birds and cats! Click to register.

A 2-year long extensive socio-economic and environmental impact assessment of Green Shores has been completed!

New Cats and Birds Counts update: bird migration, millions of urban wildlife photos, and more Vancouver-based research insights!

"This is the first time Vancouver will have an inventory of its urban animals and will be the largest urban wildlife monitoring project in all of Canada."

End of July update from Cats and Birds research projects in Vancouver.

New study on riparian buffers by Mollie Chapman Mollie Chapman who was on the team of SCBC’s researchers for Stewardship Practices for Species-at-Risk case studies, has completed her PhD at the Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability, University of British Columb

Progress in Cats and Birds Research! Read about Vancouver Cat Count and Greater Vancouver Urban Landbird Count fieldwork update.

We are thrilled to announce that the Green Point Project in Cowichan Bay has received an Orca level of Green Shores for Homes certification!