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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!

Two Cats and Birds research projects initiated by the Stewardship Centre for BC in collaboration with Environment and Climate Change Canada, Birds Canada, University of British Columbia, University of Guelph, Liber Ero Fellowship Program and Vancouver Bird Advisory Committee have offi

Register for Green Shores Events this June! Green Shores for Shoreline Development Webinars We are excited to share recent updates to the Green Shores for Shoreline Development credits and ratings guide! Join us online on June 9 and June 24 to learn about key changes and additions to

2020 Summer Job Opportunity Outreach and Communications Research Assistant Position Overview The Outreach and Communications Research Assistant will be responsible for: Planning and coordination of community events, meetings, and workshops (virtual) Acting as a Research Assistant to G

Cats and Birds Collaborative Workshop 2020 On February 24, 2020, we hosted our first Cats and Birds Collaborative workshop in Vancouver. We would like to thank our workshop leaders Karen Kraus and Bob Sallinger who came up from Portland, Oregon and guest speakers for providing us with

The Stewardship Centre is planning a celebration of 25+ years of stewardship in British Columbia. We want to celebrate the successes and learn from the challenges to build a strong future for stewardship in BC. Help us plan for the event by taking this short 4-minute survey now before

The Stewardship Centre of BC has submitted four abstracts in order to participate in the upcoming Adaptation 2020 Conference. We are excited to participate in a conference regarding such urgent issues- how to build climate change resilience in our communities, ecosystems and economy.

About the Opportunity The Research Assistant/Assistant Coordinator will be responsible for: • Planning and coordination of community events, meetings, and workshops • Acting as a Research Assistant to Green Shores and Species at Risk projects • Assisting with the development of Stewar