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Read our new story of Sam Quinlan, our first publicly nominated Stewardship Champion.

Stewardship Champion, Jenna Falk of the Galiano Conservancy Association, poses with our Canada 150 campaign poster that features her! If you’d like to celebrate someone who is making a difference, or has made one in the past,

To help celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday, SCBC and Give Green Canada are highlighting stewardship champions who have made a difference in their communities and backyards. Our latest Stewardship Champion is Ryan Christie. “I love that my business can protect waterfront properties whil

We have launched a new Facebook page to share information about our programs, training opportunities and other important news. Be sure to visit and “Like” our page to keep up to date! And spread the word by using our share buttons below!  

Annual Report now available The Stewardship Centre for BC’s 2015-2016 Annual Report is available to view or download! This 1 report reviews the SCBC’s progress over 2015-201, with a focus on projects like Green Shores, Cats and Birds, and the Stewardship Practices Demonstration projec

The Board of Directors of the Stewardship Centre for BC cordially invites you to attend Stewardship is Working! Reflections and New Directions: Celebrating SCBC’s 10th Anniversary and looking ahead to the future of stewardship in BC Thursday, June 23rd, 2016 from 2:00-4:30pm

The Stewardship Centre for BC’s 2014-2015 Annual Report is available to view or download! This 14-page report reviews the SCBC’s progress over 2014-2015, with a focus on projects like Green Shores for Homes and the Stewardship Practice Demonstration project as well as a host of other

Shoreline Regulations and Permitting Processes in BC report has been prepared to provide background information for the Green Shores program of the Stewardship Centre for BC. The report gives an overview of the Green Shores program,  a summary of regulations affecting shoreline develo

The Stewardship Centre worked with four shoreline communities to identify key barriers and solutions for adopting shore-friendly practices and to determine strategies for successfully implementing the Green Shores for Homes (GSH) project province-wide. A Final Report, Green Shores for

SCBC’s Annual General Meeting and Networking event was held in Vancouver and via Webinar on Friday, June 12 2015. The meeting featured a panel discussion on New Models for Stewardship in the 21st Century with speakers from a local government, a NGO and the Association of BC Forest Pro