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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

See our new Stewardship Practices for wildlife and species at risk Gallery! The Stewardship Centre worked with our partners to demonstrate science-based and community-supported Stewardship Practices guidelines that encourage private landowners, industry, local governments and stewards

A large part of our Green Shores program is to provide educational workshops about greener options for communities and engaging with stakeholders. DG Blair, SCBC Executive Director, provided Green Shores and SCBC content at these workshops. Seven workshops were held in four shoreline

Together with our US and BC partners, SCBC worked to bring Green Shores for Homes to a community near you! We launched our BC pilot, working with four pilot communities to determine barriers and strategies to encourage homeowners to implement Green Shores for Homes. While GSH work con

King Tides offer us a chance to visualize what normal sea levels may look like in the future. The King Tide Photo Initiative captures images of coastlines around the world where infrastructure and ecosystems are vulnerable to flooding due to sea level rise. BC invites citizen scientis

Green Shores wins the prize for top environmental idea in the RISE competition! On the evening of 22 October at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, the winners of the RISE ideas competition were announced and Green Shores won “Best Environmental Idea.” The competition asked the

On the evening of 22 October at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, the winners of the RISE ideas competition were announced and Green Shores won “Best Environmental Idea.” The competition asked the question: “How can we design Metro Vancouver communities to adapt and thrive in

 Greening Shorelines to Enhance Resilience:  An evaluation of approaches for adaption to sea level rise.  June 2014.  This report describes the results of an initial study to advance policies and practices in British Columbia and elsewhere, with regard to the use of “soft”

Green Shores for Homes | BC Pilot Study 2014 SCBC invites Responses to this Request for Proposals (RFP) for the opportunity to deliver the services related to our Green Shores for Homes – BC Pilot project. The SCBC is requesting proposals from qualified contractors to develop and deli