- NEW REPORTS are Available - click the following to see a full list on our Research & Publications page.
- LTABC ENEWS:
April 2010 ENEWS
March 2011 ENEWS
February 2011 ENEWS
January 2011 ENEWS
December 2010 ENEWS
November 2010 ENEWS
October 2010 ENEWS
September 2010 ENEWS
August 2010 ENEWS
July 2010 ENEWS
June 2010 ENEWS
May 2010 ENEWS
- The Kingfisher, is the bi-annual magazine of the Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia. We are calling for articles, advertising and events listings, and resources for our next issue – to be released early – in time for the summer of 2010. New Deadline is May 31st, 2010. Contact info@landtrustalliance.bc.ca for editorial guidelines and advertising rates.
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B.C.’S BIODIVERSITY STILL IN RELATIVELY GOOD SHAPE BUT ACTION IS NEEDED TO KEEP IT HEALTHY
July 30, 2008 VICTORIA BC - Twenty-three major findings regarding B.C.’s biodiversity were highlighted at the July 9, 2008 release of Taking Nature’s Pulse: the Status of Biodiversity in British Columbia, a significant, science-based assessment of the province’s natural environment. The report was prepared by Biodiversity BC, a partnership of government and non-government organizations established in 2005 to produce a biodiversity strategy for British Columbia.
The status report shows that biodiversity in B.C. is still in relatively good shape, but is vulnerable to rapid deterioration unless changes are made in the way people use and relate to the natural world.
Taking Nature’s Pulse is the result of an unprecedented, collective effort by more than 50 reputable scientists – both provincial and international, representing some of the best ecological thinking in BC – who contributed to its development and validated the importance of this province’s natural biological diversity.
For more information read The Status of Biodiversity in BC - Summary Report (pdf) or vist Biodiversity BC at www.biodiversitybc.org
- At least once per year, COSEWIC meets to discuss and evaluate the status of Canadian species. Here you will find the List of Species scheduled for the next COSEWIC Species Assessment Meeting, the results of species assessment meeting, and the updated COSEWIC Canadian Species at Risk Publication. Read More
- A gift meant to correct a dark moment in history. B.C. couple undo a bit of colonialism by bequeathing million-dollar land to native centre. Read More
