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Mark your calendars! The Sunshine Coast Regional District’s annual Backroad Trash Bash is happening on Saturday, September 27. Join fellow community members to help clean up the backroads from Roberts Creek to West Howe Sound. This year’s event will be based out of Shirley Macey/Eric Cardinal Community Hall, where volunteers will gather before heading out […]
Ever wondered what tiny fish keep salmon, seabirds, and whales alive? Join our community science team for hands-on forage fish sampling at Armours Beach! We’ll show you how to collect and search for eggs, contributing real data that helps protect critical shoreline habitat. No experience needed — just curiosity. Dress for the beach and bring […]
Tiny eggs in beach sand tell big stories about ocean health. Help us search for forage fish eggs at Sandy Hook and learn how these little fish support salmon, seabirds, and whales. We provide gear and training — you bring your curiosity! Dress for shoreline conditions and bring boots if you have them. Carpool available […]
Join the annual Christmas Bird Count! This volunteer driven monitoring program has been running since 1900, adding to our understanding of how wild birds are doing across the country. EVERYONE is welcome and encouraged to participate!
All are welcome to join our community science initiative!
All are welcome to join our community science initiative!
All are welcome to join our community science initiative! Join us for our February forage fish sampling days on the Sunshine Coast. Last month, two fish eggs were discovered during sampling at Soames Beach, a rare and exciting find that may indicate active spawning habitat. These small discoveries help us better understand and protect the […]
All are welcome to join our community science initiative! Join us for our February forage fish sampling days on the Sunshine Coast. Last month, two fish eggs were discovered during sampling at Soames Beach, a rare and exciting find that may indicate active spawning habitat. These small discoveries help us better understand and protect the […]
