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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

Hurricanes are a threat to Atlantic shorelines and coastal infrastructure. Find out what hurricanes and their impacts are and what can help you protect properties from hurricanes.

Harold Eyster, who conducted Vancouver Bird Count in 2021, shares a research update and preliminary results from his study. Harold's bird counts show declines in some bird species in Vancouver and an increase in others when compared to 1990's counts.

Share with us a photo of your favourite shoreline and get a chance to win one of the four $25 gift cards to MEC! The Contest runs until December 12, 2022.

Join us at 12 pm (PT) in Zoom on December 1, 2022. Click below to learn more and sign up.

Frequently Asked Questions about Green Shores.

Neighbourhood scale shoreline restoration projects can be more effective at managing and protecting shorelines from climate change risks and provide many benefits to both the environment and homeowners. Learn more in our blog!

This webinar for cat lovers sheds light on cat body language, cat behaviour and tips on enrichment and play-time for your feline companions.

Answer ten questions about Green Shores and get a chance to win a $25 card to West Coast Seeds!

Bird-window collisions are the second highest source of human-related bird mortality, killing 16-42 million birds in Canada every year. Learn about the most effective ways of protecting birds from hitting windows.