Implementation Plans released for the Northern Goshawk, laingi ssp. (Accipiter gentilis laingi) and Marbled Murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus) in BC.
Announcing the latest in our South Coast Wildlife Identification Series! In addition to our guides on amphibians, amphibian eggs and owls, we have just released our Common Land Snails of BC’s South Coast guide.
Suckers in the Spotlight
Contributed by Christy Juteau, Conservation Science Director – A Rocha Canada, Brooksdale Environmental Centre
The Herons of Moody Inlet
Contributed by Judy Taylor-Atkinson, Port Moody BC.
The SCCP is pleased to announce the latest in our Conservation Connections Series for February and March 2018 with events covering a wide range of conservation and species at risk related topics! These free events will happen on the Sunshine Coast (Pender Harbour), Port Coquitlam and Squamish. All will be welcome! See below for more info about these events.
The SCCP is pleased to announce the release of two more species identification guides for the South Coast of BC. The new guides are Salamanders & Newts, and Owls.
The SCCP is celebrating the wildlife and species at risk of Cheam Lake Regional Park with many of our partners! Join us for a fun-filled family event with lots to see and do. Saturday, Sept. 30th from 10am to 2pm. For details go HERE.
Join the SCCP and our partners on Sept 13th, 2017 to find out what is happening with species at risk recovery and conservation planning.
The SCCP is pleased to unveil a new resource to help answer your questions on species at risk identification and best practices for BC's South Coast!
The SCCP is pleased to announce our Conservation Connections Series with events covering a wide range of conservation and species at risk related topics! Starting in March 2017, these free events will happen across the South Coast over the next few years. All will be welcome! See below for details on events in Squamish, Mission and Vancouver. For more information and to save your spot, go to our EVENTS page.
Cool Critters of the Fraser Valley: Spotlight on Snails