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Click  below to see a presentation of what we achieved this summer and fall.      

We want to thank Justin Budyk, Environmental Stewardship Coordinator, for his tireless work planning, building, and maintaining rain gardens, and for his leadership with our Stewardship Programs. Justin is leaving to begin an education program and become a teacher! We are so happy to see him continue on his journey, and we thank him for everything.

Check out the article titled “Peninsula group ready for ‘all hands on deck’ fight against invasive crabs” by Christine van Reeuwyk from Black Press Media.

Head over to our Songhees Walkway restoration page to check out the story map created by UVic students charting the history and restoration of this important site – Link  

Our 4th Annual Online Auction is now available for preview. Check out the exciting items on offer this year before the auction goes live on Friday, April 19th @ 7:00PM.  Don’t forget to register while you are there!   CLICK HERE TO PREVIEW   We would like to acknowledge the generosity of our donors for

BC Green Business Newsletter: Peninsula Streams Highlight Read the Newsletter Corporate sponsorships provide a valuable source of revenue for charities like ours, but partnerships and collaborations come in all forms. We encourage you to reach out, to amplify your reach, and your impact on your communities. Thank you to BC Green Business for featuring us in

Check out the article entitled “Working to Restore the Freshwater and Marine Ecosystems within Saanich” on page 6 of Our Backyard by PSS’s own Katrina Adams, Senior Aquatic Biologist, about our work on the Colquitz Creek Watershed . For more info on the work being done on the Colquitz watershed, please take a look at

Roberts Bay is an important estuary on the northeast side of the Saanich Peninsula in the Town of Sidney and the W̱SÁNEĆ Traditional Territories. The bay is part of the Shoal Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary, which was established in 1931 and encompasses 144 hectares of sheltered bays and extensive intertidal mudflats. While Roberts Bay is

We would like to extend a big THANK YOU! to the 26 volunteers who came out to support us at the Saanich Fair.  The event was a great success as an outreach event; we actively engaged with the more than 1000 people who stopped by our booth and enrolled 21 new members.  Check out our post on Facebook . A

Head to the Colquitz Restoration page on the website to read the paper on the Colquitz River – Copley Park Restoration restoration in full – LINK