Advocacy for Nature

Advocacy for Nature Correspondence

The Conservation Committee promotes conservation with governments—federal, provincial, municipal, and Indigenous—and the community of British Columbia by researching local, provincial, and global issues that affect BC, such as the climate crisis. The committee writes letters to Government that express the perspective of BC Nature on conservation issues.

Nature advocacy correspondence address the climate crisis, protected areas and land management, BC Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas (IBA) program, Transport Canada’s Oceans Protection Plan, DFO’s Coastal Restoration, Habitat Compensation, North American Waterfowl Management, Pacific Birds Habitat Joint Venture, Habitat Conservation and Restoration and many other areas.

Click on a year below to view sent and received letters, and press releases for that year.

From time to time, we receive submissions sent to government and other organizations regarding conservation issues. 

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May 11, 2015 – BC Research Permit Policy Approved

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Press Releases

June 27, 2022 – BC Nature – Cautiously optimistic Following DFO Minister’s Fish Farm Decision

Member/Club Correspondence 

2022-12 – Sumgas Creek Habitat
2022-02-24 – Black Locust Invasive Species
2022-01-02 2022 – Thank you Letter on the resolution of Skagit Donut Hole mineral rights.

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