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Create a purr-fect environment for your cat
There are many ways to keep your cat happy and engaged without letting them roam outside, including making their indoor environment as comfortable and inviting as possible.
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Green Bylaws Toolkit 101: Upcoming Webinars
A new 2021 version of the Green Bylaws Toolkit will be presented in November and December 2021. To attend the webinars, register by clicking below.
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Meet Bryna, our new Cats and Birds Outreach Coordinator in Vancouver!
We are so excited to have Bryna Turk join the Stewardship Centre for BC as an Outreach and Engagement Coordinator for Cats and Birds in Vancouver!
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Why are nature-based solutions important to you?
We asked, you answered! Click to see results of our Green Shores survey 2021.
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Annual General Meeting 2021
Save the Date - November 24, 2021 | 12 pm (PT) via Zoom. Click below to learn more and sign up.
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Non-profit stewardship groups partner to restore the shoreline of Songhees Walkway Pocket Beach
Sep 09, 2021
Stewardship Centre for BC and Pacific Salmon Foundation are working together with Peninsula Streams Society and other partners to develop a Green Shores demonstration site at Songhees Walkway Pocket Beach.
Read More2021 Edition of the Green Bylaws Toolkit
The Stewardship Centre is pleased to announce the 2021 edition of the Green Bylaws Toolkit will soon be released.
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Green Shores Survey
Take part in our short survey about Green Shores and nature-based solutions for shoreline management!
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Quote Box: Green Shores Testimonials
Folks from homeowners to landscape architects have benefited from Green Shores: Let’s take a look at what they have to say.
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A “lucky” camera shot from Vancouver Cat Count
Vancouver Cat Count trail cameras caught one cat red handed. Interesting but not unexpected!
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Nature-based vs. hard armour shoreline designs
Green Shores nature-based solutions are better for people, wildlife, and the environment compared to hard armour approaches in shoreline management.
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New Paper: Bird Window Collisions at UBC
Vancouver-based research has found that hundreds of birds die from window collisions at UBC during the winter, spring and fall. Varied Thrush is the most vulnerable species to die from glass strikes.
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NEW: Resilient Coasts for Salmon project
The Stewardship Centre for BC is partnering with the Pacific Salmon Foundation to deliver a five-year Resilient Coasts for Salmon project.
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