West Howe Sound Watershed

Conservation Initiatives to Watch in 2026

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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2025 Year-End Report: Tending What Lasts

As we close out 2025, we’re pleased to share the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association’s 2025 Year-End Report — a snapshot of a year defined by transition, persistence, and long-term thinking.

This past year brought both meaningful progress and moments of … Read More “2025 Year-End Report: Tending What Lasts”

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Your Support Matters: Protecting the Sunshine Coast for Generations to Come

If you love the Sunshine Coast — its forests, watersheds, shorelines, wildlife, and wild places — this is your invitation to help protect what makes this region extraordinary.

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At a time when ecosystems face … Read More “Your Support Matters: Protecting the Sunshine Coast for Generations to Come”

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GIVING TUESDAY 2025

Conservation Matters, More Than Ever

This Giving Tuesday, Tuesday, December 2nd, we’re inviting the Sunshine Coast community to join our mission to protect the forests, shorelines, and wildlife that make the Sunshine Coast so special.

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Stop the Auction of Block TA0159 — Protect Community Drinking Water

An urgent update on BCTS’s planned sale on Mount Elphinstone, why it puts Aquifer 560 at risk, and how a Water Sustainability Plan can fix the system.

Status update (as of Sept 4, 2025) 

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Trouble in the Headwaters Film Screening & Panel Discussion

On Wednesday, September 17th, the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association and RhizomeUp!Media will host a community screening of Trouble in the Headwaters at Roberts Creek Hall.

This hard-hitting, 25-minute documentary by filmmaker Daniel J. Pierce examines the disastrous 2018 flood … Read More “Trouble in the Headwaters Film Screening & Panel Discussion”

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Call to Action: Protect Drinking Water on Mount Elphinstone

On behalf of concerned Sunshine Coast residents and local community organizations, the Sunshine Coast Conservation Association (SCCA) and the Elphinstone Community Association have formally urged the BC government to take immediate action to protect the region’s drinking water by halting … Read More “Call to Action: Protect Drinking Water on Mount Elphinstone”

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Water Supply Update for Businesses on the Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast Business Recovery Centre invites businesses to join the SCRD, the Sunshine Coast Regional Economic Development Organization and Sunshine Coast Tourism for a virtual water update for local businesses on July 12, 2023, at 9:00am. Get updated on water supply conditions and learn where to find information throughout the summer. There will be a short presentation from the SCRD and time to ask questions.

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SCCA and ECA Respond to BCTS Mt. Elphinstone South Hydrology Study

A large portion of BC Timber Sales (BCTS) tenure area on Mt. Elphinstone is in the Mountain Block recharge area of two prolific aquifers (560 & 552)

These aquifers supplement Sunshine Coast’s primary drinking water system. As climate Read More “SCCA and ECA Respond to BCTS Mt. Elphinstone South Hydrology Study”

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