Forests, water and our future: A community conversation

Forests, water and our future: A community conversation

Wildsight news

A legacy of love

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Marjan Patterson’s gift for the wild honours the legacy her parents left and continues the work they started more than 50 years ago. Watching her granddaughter play with bugs and explore the natural world, Marjan can see it — the…

Forests, water and our future: A community conversation

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Join an evening of community conversation about our forests and watersheds next Wednesday, April 15th. Experts Dr. Garry Merkel and Dr. Younes Alila will join Wildsight conservation specialists Eddie Petryshen and Tim Chapman at Grist and Mash Brewery in Kimberley…

We’re looking for volunteer photographers

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Photos are extremely powerful—inspiring people to care for and steward our wild places. Wildsight is seeking to connect with amateur, semi-pro or professional photographers who are passionate about conservation and willing to share their talents with us for…

Goat River Water Monitoring 2022-2024

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From 2022 to 2024 Wildsight Creston Valley has been monitoring the health of the Goat River. The monitoring program gathered baseline water quality data and sampled benthic invertebrates. Benthic invertebrates are the bugs that live in the streambed.