WHAT WE’RE UP TO
Announcing our 2025 photo contest winners!
The results of Comox Valley Land Trust photo contest are in! Maxwel Hohn, a local cinematographer and diver, won first prize for his underwater photo of a group of sea lions, taken near Hornby Island. The judges appreciated the composition of this photograph. Kristiana Bardsnes won second prize for [>>]
The 4th Annual Comox Valley Land Trust photo contest (closed)
Get your chance to win prizes or be featured in the 2026 wall calendar The Comox Valley Land Trust’s fourth annual photo contest is now accepting entries. The Purpose of the contest is to highlight the beauty and importance of nature in the Valley. All photographers are encouraged [>>]
Community rallies to save Puntledge Forest [News Article]
‘I’m over the moon’: Community rallies to save Puntledge Forest By Dean Stoltz, CHEK News Image courtesy of CHEK News After raising $6.5 million including $2.4 million for the final phase just in the last few months, the Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) has saved the [>>]
Conservation campaign protects the Puntledge Forest forever
Successful $2.4 million fundraising campaign protects beloved forest and its biodiversity FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 25, 2025 Comox Valley, B.C. The Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) has succeeded in protecting the final 37 hectares of the Puntledge Forest. It encompasses mature trees, wetlands, and trails along both sides of [>>]
Comox Valley runner ends year with a marathon to save the Puntledge forest [News Article]
Comox Valley runner ends year with a marathon to save the Puntledge forest Runner Kacey Wall completes marathon to raise funds for Puntledge forest By Marc Kitteringham, Comox Valley Record Photo by John Dacombe At just after 2 p.m. on Dec. 31, Comox Valley runner Kacey [>>]
A push to save the remaining 37 hectares of Puntledge Forest [News Article]
A push to save the remaining 37 hectares of Puntledge Forest Comox Valley Land Trust is looking to purchase the remaining land for protection By Raynee Novak, Comox Valley Record Puntledge Forest by Raynee Novak Along the BC Hydro property, just along the Puntledge River and below [>>]
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Since our formation in 1999, the Comox Valley Land Trust has protected and conserved approximately 600 hectares of ecologically significant land and wildlife habitat. This success is thanks to the vision and generosity of our donors and partners. Your donation to CVLT goes directly to acquiring and protecting the natural wealth of the Comox Valley.