From new properties to protect to habitat restoration, there are many ways to help The Nature Trust conserve BC’s special places. Priority projects are updated in response to opportunities to conserve new land, threats to wild species, and climate change.
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Columbia River Wetlands – Edgewater
Help us acquire key land for wildlife in the Kootenays. The Columbia River Wetlands-Edgewater property...
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Park Rill Creek Property
Help us acquire a key property in the White Lake Basin in the South Okanagan....
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Salmon River Restoration
In 2015, we were pleased to acquire 165 acres in the Salmon River estuary near...
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South Winchelsea Island
In 2016 The Nature Trust of BC acquired South Winchelsea Island near Nanaimo. This 11...
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Conservation Youth Crews
The Nature Trust of BC hires Conservation Youth Crews each summer to tackle a wide...
In protecting the wild places and the myriad of species which inhabit them, The Nature Trust protects humans too.
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The Nature Trust uses the newest research and methods for determining conservation priorities. Find out more about our land conservation process.
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Help Us Conserve BC
There are many ways to make a gift to The Nature Trust of BC and conserve wildlife and plants in our province. Every gift is important and every dollar helps.
Explore our Conservation Properties
The Nature Trust of BC along with our partners has invested more than $90 million to secure over 70,000 hectares (175,000 acres) of land across the province.