Crowd funding campaign launches for conservation of Comox Valley mecca for fish and wildlife, including a species found nowhere else on Earth. November 15, 2022, Courtenay, B.C. Janet Gemmell remembers the day almost two decades ago when she and husband Jim Palmer saw their young daughter Carly discover a rare and mysterious fish species while
CVLT Director, David Stapley, and Morrison Streamkeepers president, Jan Gemmell, took the CTV crew on a look-see through Morrison Creek Headwaters to share the fundraising campaign in a very hands-on way. https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/unique-fish-found-only-on-vancouver-island-under-threat-conservationists-say-1.6155683
CVLT and the Nature Trust of BC (NTBC) are jointly hiring a covenant monitor for work in the Comox Valley and northern sunshine coast region. CONTRACT POSITION: Conservation Compliance Monitor – Comox Valley Land Trust and The Nature Trust of British Columbia TERM: Upon candidate selection - March 31, 2023. Renewable thereafter. TIME COMMITMENT: ~200
(Comox Valley; May 16, 2022) The Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) has been granted $3.5 million in funding from Environment and Climate Change Canada to support three projects in the Puntledge River watershed. The projects will protect critical habitat and environmentally sensitive areas at risk from logging.
The Comox Valley Land Trust invites the public to a guided walk to learn about the ecology of the Puntledge Forest and why CVLT considers this area a high priority for conservation.
CONTRACT POSITION: Program Coordinator (PC) – Comox Valley Conservation Partnership TERM: Upon candidate selection - March 31, 2023. Renewable thereafter. TIME COMMITMENT: 45 hours/month RATE: $40/hour The Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) is an environmental non-governmental organization (ENGO) based in the Comox Valley of Vancouver Island. It is both a registered charity and a registered
A walk in the woods will never be the same after watching the film, The Hidden Life of Trees (83 min). Co-presented by World Community and the Comox Valley Land Trust at the Stan Hagen Theatre, North Island College, Courtenay on Friday November 19 at 7 pm, the film is full of lovely images, macro
(Comox Valley; September 2, 2021) The Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) is launching its first annual Soil Your Undies campaign. Valley residents are invited to take part by burying their cotton underwear in three- to six-inch-deep soil and then digging it up in 60 days. The more your underwear disintegrates, the healthier your soil. Healthy
(Comox Valley; April 7, 2021) Natural climate solutions based on the conservation, restoration, and management of forests, grasslands, and wetlands can deliver up to a third of the global emissions needed by 2030.
(Comox Valley; October 27, 2020) There is probably no one who will be sad to say goodbye to 2020. Start planning for the new year: 2021 Comox Valley Conservation Partnership calendars are on sale now at retail locations in Courtenay, Comox, and Cumberland.
