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Native shoreline vegetation is hardy, requires little to no care once established, and enhances the beauty, stability, and resiliency of shorelines everywhere. It protects shorelines from erosion, enhances habitat, and increases biodiversity. Get started by browsing this list of nativ

We know you support nature in the city, but do you also enjoy a bit of friendly competition and a good bargain? If so, this online auction is for you! The Victoria Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary (VHMBS) is hosting an online auction featuring a wide range of items, including art (Nor

Esquimalt Gorge Park Green Shores Demonstration Project – Autumn 2023 The Esquimalt Gorge Park Green Shores Demonstration Project has generated a lot of activity since it began in 2021, including community outreach and engagement events, technical committee meetings, capacity-bu

Cat predation is a concern for many bat species, including endangered bats in BC. Find out what you can do to protect bats.

CVRD awarded grant from the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund The Comox Valley Regional District, in partnership with the Stewardship Centre for BC and K’ómoks Guardian Watchmen, has been awarded a grant worth over $1.1 million from the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) through th

SCBC is hiring a Green Shores Program Assistant About Stewardship Centre for BC Our mission is to strengthen ecological stewardship by providing educational, technical, and capacity-building programs and resources to organizations, governments, the private sector, and the public throu

Control Shoreline Erosion Without Hard Armouring. Erosion is the natural action of wind and water as it moves sand, soil, and rocks from one location to another. Vegetation offers a natural barrier to erosion as plants and trees hold onto sediments even during heavy rainfalls. The pre

We are looking for a Community Engagement and Outreach Coordinator for Cats and Birds project in Vancouver. Canada Summer Jobs hiring criteria applied.

On February 3, 2023, BC’s Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness announced that forty-nine First Nations and local governments throughout BC will receive provincial funding to help reduce risks from future disasters related to natural hazards and climate change.

How Would a Green Shores® Certified Project Stand Up in a Hurricane? Hurricanes are natural forces that exacerbate natural processes like coastal erosion and flooding of shorelines. These same areas are exceptionally attractive spaces for human use and settlement. In the province of N