PeninsulaStreams

Check out a story about the rain garden at Parkland Secondary School and about our partners at Resilient Urban Systems & Habitat (RUSH) on page 28 & 29 in the April edition of Seaside Magazine.

Interested in the latest news on forage fish? Click on the photo below to check out the Jan-Feb 2025 edition (Issue 1) of The Schooler newsletter! You can find all of our newsletters going back to 2018 here.

Watch the Rain Gardens webinar presented to the Native Plants Study Group by PSS Executive Director, Kyle Armstrong, on February 20th, 2025.  Click the link below for the YouTube video, or browse through our Presentations & Webinars web page – LINK

Show your love for local watersheds and support Peninsula Streams with our new merch! 🌊 T-shirts, Anian hats, and stickers featuring stunning designs by artist Emma Polard are now available for purchase at Robinson’s Outdoor Store. Get yours today and help protect nearby streams, shorelines, and salmon! 🐟

Environmental Support Technician Full-time, fixed-term position. Provides essential program and fieldwork support, enhancing the impact of our environmental stewardship, restoration, and education initiatives. Photo: Shawn Thomson Photography

Education and Outreach Coordinator Full-time, rolling position. Builds awareness and enthusiasm for stewardship in our communities, and among youth in particular, inspiring and empowering them in citizen science, climate action, and care for land and water.

Eco-Cultural Technician Full-time, rolling position, designated for Indigenous candidates only. Play a pivotal role in bridging Indigenous knowledge and Western science to support ecological restoration projects, environmental stewardship, and education programming at PSS.

Click below to watch our 2024 Winter Staff Presentation:

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.

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