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!
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.
Even though the summer is coming to an end, Olivia continues to collect valuable data on cats and birds in the South Okanagan. Check out the latest update from the field and find many cool photos from behind the scenes.
A new report was produced by the Project Watershed Society as part of the Resilient Coasts for Salmon projects to determine if Dyke Road Park would be a good candidate for the Green Shores for Shoreline Development Demonstration Site.
This article reviews three zoonotic diseases (Toxoplasmosis, Cat Scratch Disease and Salmonella) that can be passed from cats to humans. It also outlines key steps you can take to decrease their spread.