Groups

Urban Biodiversity Enhancement & Restoration (UBER) Group at Haliburton Watershed

Dedicated to enhancing and restoring biodiversity in urban environments.

Sharing a love of nature since 1944.

Protecting flora and fauna and their habitats and stimulating interest in natural history.

We strive to protect and enhance the neighbourhood in which we live.

We strive to protect and enhance the neighbourhood in which we live. In North Quadra, all residents are automatically members of this community association.

The Amalgamated Conservation Society

The society serves fresh water and salt water anglers and has ten member clubs in British Columbia and members from across Canada. Since March 26th, 1954.

Caring for Blenkinsop Creek

A grass roots stewardship group recently formed to care and advocate for Blenkinsop Creek, which flows both above and underground from Blenkinsop Lake to Swan Lake.

Caring for community in the Blenkinsop Valley

Provides input on all community matters in the Blenkinsop Valley including agriculture, land uses, transportation, environmental issues, heritage and culture.

Volunteers helping to conserve salmon.

Volunteers who count the incoming spawning Coho in the Colquitz River. From the first week of October until December, we attend the fish counting fence daily.

Caring about the ecological health of the park.

The Friends of Cuthbert Holmes is a non-profit organization comprised of people who care about the ecological health of the park. It is not currently an incorporated society.

The ‘shack’ (clubhouse) is open everyday.

As a result of the salmon enhancement activities of the Esquimalt Anglers there has been a significant improvement in sport fishing in the Victoria area waters. Formed in 1952.

Enhancing the ecological integrity of lower Gabo Creek

An informal group that works to raise awareness about little-recognized but significant Gabo Creek and its tributaries between Rithets Bog and Colquitz River.

To further the interests of the ratepayers and residents in the district.

Promotes a healthy, vibrant community by addressing issues such as the environment, transportation, land use, and social wellness.

Working in the Goward Springs Watershed.

We are the Goward Springs Watershed Stewards, a grass roots conservation group working in the Goward Springs Watershed. Our motto is restoration for Fish and Forests.

Habitat Acquisition Trust (HAT)

Habitat Acquisition Trust (HAT) helps people understand and care for natural environments in the Capital region. We are a non-profit, local land trust. We work to protect ecosystems and habitat permanently.

To promote the sport of fly fishing and the conservation of fish.

The Haig-Brown Fly Fishing Association promotes the sport of fly fishing and the conservation of fish through a membership which abides by the laws of the land.

We further the interests of residents, property owners and business owners.

MVCCA is a not for profit society, registered under the Societies Act. It is governed by an executive board of 7-10 members, half of which are elected at each Annual General Meeting.

Conserving the watersheds of the Saanich Peninsula.

We are a non-profit environmental organization committed to environmental education and stewardship, stream and riparian restoration and habitat conservation. From Headwaters to Deep waters.

We strive to protect and enhance the neighbourhood in which we live.

The QCHCA philosophy is based on grass roots activism. We seek input and consensus from individuals and neighbourhoods before taking action in the community.

To promote the restoration of the Swan Creek Watershed

Re-establishing healthy aquatic and riparian ecosystems, facilitating public education and awareness of the issues affecting Swan Creek, which flows from Swan Lake to the Colquitz mainstem.

A wild oasis and rocky, oak-forested highlands in an urban landscape.

Today, the lake is shallow warm and flourishing with life despite the pollution created by urbanization of the surrounding area, consisting of 48 hectares.

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Conserving fish, wildlife and habitat for generations to come.

A genuine conservationist is one who actively participates in our great outdoors and has a moral mission to conserve its fish and wildlife and their habitat. Since 1919.

Fresh and saltwater fishing and social club.

Fresh and saltwater conservation projects include restoration and pollution control on O’Donnel Creek in the 1990s; Goldstream fish hatchery work, and learn-to-fish events.

A Canadian Non-profit Organization created in 1995.

World Fisheries Trust, created in 1995, is a Canadian non-profit organization dedicated to the equitable and sustainable use and conservation of aquatic biodiversity.