Wildsight Invermere’s Wild and Scenic Film Festival
Wildsight will host the Wild and Scenic Film Festival in Invermere November 24, 2018, with films that showcase the natural environment.
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Wildsight Invermere will receive consultant support to build organizational capacity.
Learn MoreWildfire Mitigation – Operational Fuel Reduction Treatments
This grant will support akisq'nuk First Nation to conduct wildfire fuel treatments on high risk lands identified in their Community Wildfire Protection Plan, and to develop new prescriptions for other high priority areas in close proximity to homes.
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Yaqan Nukiy will reduce the risk of wildfires occurring on land identified as high priority in the Community Wildfire Protection Plan.
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The Balfour Harrop Fire Department will purchase and install billboards in three community locations to display current fire ban status and other community safety notices, increasing public awareness and reducing the risk of human-caused fires.
Learn MoreWildfire and Climate Change Conference
The Wildfire and Climate Change Conference will take place in Nelson from June 26 to 28, 2018. The conference will support communities to adapt to the impacts of climate change, with a specific focus on reducing wildfire risks. The conference...
Learn MoreWilderness Immersion and Self Esteem for Low Income Children
The Project will fund six children from low income families to attend a wilderness based environmental education program.
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Wildsight Creston Valley will host the Wild and Scenic Film Festival on February 2, 2019.
Learn MoreWiggles and Giggles Family Care: Child Care Capital Grant 2018/19
Wiggles and Giggles Family Care will purchase and/or install equipment needed to improve or ensure their delivery of safe, quality child care in Revelstoke, BC.
Learn MoreWhitebark Pine Restoration Phase II
This project will restore functioning and self-sustaining whitebark pine in upper subalpine forests adjacent to the southern portion of Kootenay Lake.
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This project will support planning and cone collecting activities to restore functioning and self-sustaining whitebark pine in upper subalpine forests surrounding the southern portion of Kootenay Lake. The project will help maintain the balance of ecosystem health and native biodiversity...
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