While the Lower Sunshine Coast may not boast large rivers, it is home to numerous smaller creeks and streams that flow through the landscape. Each of these waterways plays a vital role in our understanding of these watersheds and provides … Read More “Stream Monitoring for Healthy Watersheds”
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If you walk down the trail to Hoak Pus (Sandy Beach) on Lheḵ’tínes (Keats Island), it feels like one of those places that has always been the way it is — forest sloping down to the ocean, driftwood scattered along … Read More “Hoak Pus-Sandy Beach: A Community Effort to Protect a Special Place”
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The Sunshine Coast Ocean Festival (SCOF) is an annual, community-powered celebration of the ocean that sustains us. Coordinated by the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association (SCCA) and RhizomeUp!MEdia, in collaboration with local partners, SCOF brings together education, storytelling, science, and action … Read More “Help Create This Year’s Sunshine Coast Ocean Festival”
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The District of Sechelt is seeking input on parks, recreation, and culture.
They are developing a Community Services, Parks, Recreation, and Culture Master Plan to guide the prioritization and development of parks, recreation facilities, cultural spaces, and programs over the … Read More “It All Starts with a Survey: Help Shape the Future of Parks, Recreation, and Culture in Sechelt”
Since publishing this post, the provincial budget has been released.
While the BC government has acknowledged the need to generate new revenue, Budget 2026 did not deliver meaningful new investment in watershed security, and
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Environmental laws are the backbone of conservation. We need environmental laws because ecosystems collapse, species disappear, and communities are harmed when decisions are made without science, accountability, or limits.
That is why the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association (SCCA), alongside environmental … Read More “Federal Bill C-15: Buried Clauses Erode Environmental Protections”
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March 18 | 7:00 PM
Roberts Creek Community Hall, Roberts Creek
Admission by donation
On March 18th, the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association (SCCA) invites the community to a powerful evening of film and conversation with the screening of Incandescence. … Read More “Film Screening: Incandescence — Rethinking Fire, Resilience, and Renewal”
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For more than three decades, community members on the Sunshine Coast have advocated for protecting Gospel Rock—the last intact stretch of natural waterfront in the Town of Gibsons and an extraordinarily beautiful rocky bluff, forest, and shoreline cherished by many. … Read More “From Protection to Stewardship: What’s Next at Gospel Rock?”
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As 2026 gets underway and we begin to settle into the work ahead, it becomes clear that this is not a year to sit back or rush in, but a year to pay close attention and engage meaningfully when the … Read More “Conservation Initiatives to Watch in 2026”
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Every year on World Environmental Education Day, people around the globe pause to reflect on the health of our planet and the role each of us plays in protecting it. Led by … Read More “World Environmental Education Day: Caring for What Sustains Us”
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