CONSERVATION: IT'S ABOUT QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE COMOX VALLEY
Welcome to the Comox Valley Land Trust Website
Office: 3652 Rosewall Crescent
Mailing Address: PO Box 3462, Courtenay, BC, V9N 5N5
Phone: 250-331-0670 Email: info@cvlandtrust.ca
Our vision is to protect and restore ecosystems through voluntary conservation and advocating for defined recreational trail and biodiversity linkages between parks and environmentally sensitive areas creating a network of protection throughout the region.
There are a number of ways you can help with this vision. As a charitable not-for-profit organization, we receive minimal government funding and rely strongly on community support through membership (only $25 per year - click "Join us" below), donations (click on "donate" below) and volunteers Click on "volunteer" below) who help complete our projects.
JOIN US, DONATE or VOLUNTEER!
Click here to see the "NATURE WITHOUT BORDERS" Document
See the CVCS MAPS HERE
Office: 3652 Rosewall Crescent
Mailing Address: PO Box 3462, Courtenay, BC, V9N 5N5
Phone: 250-331-0670 Email: info@cvlandtrust.ca
Our vision is to protect and restore ecosystems through voluntary conservation and advocating for defined recreational trail and biodiversity linkages between parks and environmentally sensitive areas creating a network of protection throughout the region.
There are a number of ways you can help with this vision. As a charitable not-for-profit organization, we receive minimal government funding and rely strongly on community support through membership (only $25 per year - click "Join us" below), donations (click on "donate" below) and volunteers Click on "volunteer" below) who help complete our projects.
JOIN US, DONATE or VOLUNTEER!
Click here to see the "NATURE WITHOUT BORDERS" Document
See the CVCS MAPS HERE
Please ask to have your Quality Foods Points donated to the Comox Valley Land Trust
CLICK HERE TO DONATE ONE TIME, MONTHLY OR ANNUALLY
Unique Artwork offered by Comox Valley Land Trust
The Comox Valley Land Trust announces a new fundraising drive to enable it to continue and expand its mandate to affect land use decision making, protect and connect ecosystems and work in collaboration with our many partners.
The CV Land Trust is pleased to announce the creation of original artwork, in the form of artist designed stamps, by local conceptual artist Ed Varney. Varney moved to the Comox Valley in 2004 after a long and successful career in Vancouver. He has participated in numerous exhibitions around the world and his art has been seen in the Comox Valley on several occasions.
The sheet of stamps depicts a local coastal scene with Comox Glacier in the background and an eagle, an owl, a kingfisher, a pair of crows, and a flock of Canada geese in the foreground. The sheet is actually one image broken up by perforations into individual stamps, each one bearing the word “Land Trust” and the number “10”. The original was a pen and ink drawing with the addition of airbrush ink. The sheets are issued in a numbered and signed limited edition of 200 prints. The stamps can not be used to prepay postage.
These original and unique pieces of artwork would make great gifts for anyone who is passionate about the environment and the Comox Valley! Any donation of $50 or more receives a copy of Ed's limited edition print. Donors can request a specific number!
The Comox Valley Land Trust announces a new fundraising drive to enable it to continue and expand its mandate to affect land use decision making, protect and connect ecosystems and work in collaboration with our many partners.
The CV Land Trust is pleased to announce the creation of original artwork, in the form of artist designed stamps, by local conceptual artist Ed Varney. Varney moved to the Comox Valley in 2004 after a long and successful career in Vancouver. He has participated in numerous exhibitions around the world and his art has been seen in the Comox Valley on several occasions.
The sheet of stamps depicts a local coastal scene with Comox Glacier in the background and an eagle, an owl, a kingfisher, a pair of crows, and a flock of Canada geese in the foreground. The sheet is actually one image broken up by perforations into individual stamps, each one bearing the word “Land Trust” and the number “10”. The original was a pen and ink drawing with the addition of airbrush ink. The sheets are issued in a numbered and signed limited edition of 200 prints. The stamps can not be used to prepay postage.
These original and unique pieces of artwork would make great gifts for anyone who is passionate about the environment and the Comox Valley! Any donation of $50 or more receives a copy of Ed's limited edition print. Donors can request a specific number!
Our very popular Annual Plant Sale.
Volunteers are always needed to help remove invasive species. Fun for the whole family!
