Guidelines and details for the BC Nature and Habitat for Conservation Trust Foundation 2025 photo contest. Entry forms available January...
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Find a nature club near you. There are nature clubs in most regions of the province inviting you to join!EXPLORE NATURE IN BC
Check out our interactive guide to viewing wildlife and nature in British Columbia, Canada.GET INVOLVED
Take action on environmental, conservation and wildlife issues in BC, join a nature club or donate.
Read all about how you can help with this project and the gains that have been made in protecting areas within current urban areas.
Join BC Nature
Become a member of BC Nature to get involved and lend your support for action on environmental and conservation issues in British Columbia.
FishSounds Webinars
FishSounds is excited to announce the launching of an 8-part online seminar series about underwater sounds, presented by an international...
Read More2025 BC Nature Conference and AGM
The Nicola Naturalist Society is hosting the 2025 BC Nature Spring conference and AGM in Merritt, 22-24 May 2025. Mark...
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Stop Roberts Bank Terminal 2
The Fraser River supports communities and wildlife all through British Columbia. But its estuary, in Delta BC, is in trouble and may well be on the brink of ecological collapse. The Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2) Project may be the tipping point. RBT2 and the cumulative impact of other projects planned for the Lower Fraser are pushing the estuary into environmental decline.
Wildlife & Habitat
BC Nature gave input to a draft report: Together for Wildlife, a Pathway Forward for Wildlife and Habitat in British Columbia. We requested a clear political commitment to urgent and meaningful action to ensure that the proposed “Pathway” is effective in maintaining and enhancing biodiversity. The government needs to commit to actions that address the deep and profound impacts that our past and current economic practices are having on wildlife and their habitats and local communities.
The Climate Emergency & BC Nature’s Climate Action
Our purpose as naturalists includes taking action to conserve what we love. As our BC Nature mission states, we aim to keep nature worth knowing! And that includes taking climate action to hold greenhouse gas emissions to levels that will keep global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius so that nature will stay strong. To that end, we need you. Our Climate Action Subcommittee is aimed at making a difference at all levels of government and society. If you are passionate about taking positive action to solve the climate emergency, click “SIGN ME UP!” and a member will contact you shortly.
BC Naturalists’ Foundation
The purpose of the BC Naturalists’ Foundation is to promote the preservation of the natural environment for future generations through conservation, education and research projects. The BC Naturalists’ Foundation is a registered charity formed in 1990 by members of the Federation of BC Naturalists, now known as BC Nature. The Foundation is autonomous from BC Nature but is inextricably linked to it by shared goals and by the power of the BC Nature to appoint members and nominate directors.
The Foundation aims to build a strong capital base, the future income of which provides an increasing source of funds for grants to the conservation and education projects of BC Nature and local naturalist clubs. Since it was founded, the BC Naturalists’ Foundation has provided over $230,000 in grants to BC Nature Clubs and it’s members.
