Sunshine Coast Conservation Association
We Are the SCCA
Our Mission, Goals & Objectives
The SCCA is a charitable non-profit society dedicated to conserving and restoring biodiversity in the Sunshine Coast Natural Resource District (SCNRD).
We develop and lead transformative conservation campaigns to protect watersheds, ecosystems, and species through research, education, alliance-building, and advocacy in the territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, shíshálh, Tla'amin, Klahoose, and Homalco First Nations.
What's New?
Celebrate Earth Day
Join us at Roberts Creek Mandala this Earth Day and connect with local groups working to protect the Sunshine Coast’s ecosystems.
From forests to oceans, healthy ecosystems are our best defense against climate change—and they depend on all of us.
Stop by the SCCA booth to learn, connect, and take action for the places we love.
Make a Difference Today!
BCTS logging plans ~April 13 Deadline
Logging is proposed in over 100 areas across the Sunshine Coast—including forests that supply drinking water and support species at risk.
We’ve identified 25 high-risk blocks. Some are already approved for auction.
We’ve done the maps and analysis, to make it simple to comment.
Support Local Conservation
Donations fund our research and advocacy activities.
Healthy Watersheds
Fair Water Rates Will Increase Resilience
Biodiversity Hero
Daniel Bouman Founder,Mentor,Friend
The Sunshine Coast lost a remarkable advocate and friend, Daniel Bouman, on November 11, 2025. Dan dedicated his life to protecting forests, watersheds, and wildlife. His legacy endures in the natural places he safeguarded and the people he inspired.
A celebration of life for Dan will take place on March 14, 2026.
(Know a biodiversity hero who deserves to be recognized here? Contact us!)
Private Land Protection
Protecting Biodiversity on the Sunshine Coast
The SCCA, a registered Land Trust Organization, establishes conservation covenants to protect valuable ecologically sensitive lands in the region. These voluntary legal agreements between property owners and the LTO are attached to the property title and last forever.
Contact us if you want to help protect private lands on the Sunshine Coast.
Are you passionate about biodiversity?
Volunteer with Us!
There are many ways you can leave your mark.
