Your support enables us to purchase new land in British Columbia for wildlife and plants, restore habitat, and help to combat climate change.
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Galiano Island – Cable Bay
Along the eastern shores of Galiano Island lies a stretch of sandstone beach connected to...
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Kamloops Lake – Rosseau Creek
In 1971, The Nature Trust of BC began around a breakfast table in Kamloops. Now,...
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Nicomen Slough
The Heart of the Fraser with the meandering river, riparian ecosystems and gravel reach is...
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Princeton Grasslands – Phase III
For the last three years The Nature Trust has been fundraising and purchasing parcels of...
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Conservation Field Crews
The Nature Trust hires crews each summer to tackle conservation activities on properties across the province and prepare them for future employment.
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Enhancing BC Estuaries
Estuaries and coastal wetlands comprise less than 3% of BC’s coastline, yet they support over...
In protecting the wild places and the myriad of species which inhabit them, The Nature Trust protects humans too.
Ross Beaty, Advisory Board-
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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 Interactive Property Map
To learn about one of our 500 conservation properties, click on our easy to use interactive map. You’ll discover when critical habitat was purchased or donated, the size of each property, wildlife and plants protected, and our land management partners.