Every year, as the weather warms, water begins to trickle into the consciousness of Sunshine Coasters.
On May 1, water restrictions came into effect in the SCRD, a familiar reminder that the dry season is on its way.
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There’s a reason the ocean brings people together.
Here on the Sunshine Coast, it’s more than scenery; it’s our livelihood, our playground, our classroom, and our shared responsibility.
Over the past few years, the Sunshine Coast Ocean Festival has grown … Read More “Join the wave ~ Sunshine Coast Ocean Festival 2026”
Join the wave ~ Sunshine Coast Ocean Festival 2026 Read More
Forage fish sampling is on—and we invite you to join us at the beach.
Across the Sunshine Coast, volunteers gather on local beaches to search for the tiny eggs of surf smelt and Pacific sand lance—small fish that play a … Read More “Spring Forage Fish Sampling – 2026”
Spring Forage Fish Sampling – 2026 Read More
Join Us in Celebrating Earth Day – April 19, 2026 Read More
The Province Wants to Speed Up Project Approvals — At What Cost?
The Province of British Columbia is seeking feedback on a proposed expedited environmental assessment process for major projects. The public engagement is open until April 13, 2026.
Take … Read More “The Province Wants to Speed Up Project Approvals—At What Cost?”
The Province Wants to Speed Up Project Approvals—At What Cost? Read More
Comment on BCTS Logging Plans 2026-2027 by April 13 Read More
The Sunshine Coast Wildlife Project recently received the sad news that the fungus that causes White-Nose Syndrome (WNS) has been detected in Metro Vancouver.
First introduced to North America in New York State in 2006, … Read More “Bat-Killing Fungus Detected Near the Sunshine Coast: How You Can Help”
Bat-Killing Fungus Detected Near the Sunshine Coast: How You Can Help Read More
Public Comment Open Until April 21
The Government of Canada is proposing amendments to the Marine Mammal Regulations that would increase protection for endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales (SRKW).
This is a necessary and long-overdue step, and it should be … Read More “Speak Up for Southern Resident Killer Whales”
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Living on the Sunshine Coast, we are surrounded by breathtaking biodiversity. Walk through a coastal forest and you’re immersed in it: towering Douglas firs and Western redcedars, ferns and salal and Arbutus trees, raven and eagles overhead. We humans are … Read More “The Hidden Half: Fires and Forest Soil”
The Hidden Half: Fires and Forest Soil Read More
FortisBC’s tunnel portal and water treatment plant at the Woodfibre site. FortisBC has been dumping DOUBLE the permitted amount of water effluent from its tunnel into Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound for over a year with zero consequences from the BC … Read More “FortisBC’s Toxic Tunnel”
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