The Comox Valley Naturalists Society has a number of different groups interested in specific aspects of natural history in the area. Members are welcome to join any of the groups that they like and participate in field trips, workshops, conservation projec

About us The Comox Valley Land Trust is an organization of local volunteers dedicated to protecting the Comox Valley`s heritage of land and resources through voluntary conservation. We have been incorporated as a non-profit society since 1999 and we also a

Purpose -To act in an advisory capacity to government, industrial and development agencies. -To enhance the planning process. -To act as a watchdog. -To support member organizations. -To promote and create change in fish enhancement activities.

Mission: To provide for the enrichment of the quality of life in the Comox Valley by: Attracting, developing and managing permanent endowment funds through responsible stewardship. Assessing and responding to existing, emerging and changing community needs

The Canadian Relief Foundation (CRF) is a non-profit, non-governmental, non-denominational charitable foundation registered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Established in December, 1999, CRF has earned its reputation as an important partner agency of the Unit

To protect the natural beauty of Strathcona Park. To protect all other BC parks.

Our Mission: To rescue ill, injured, orphaned or oiled wildlife and transport for rehabilitation and eventual release those which have a chance for survival. To share the knowledge gained from this experience with peers, their agencies, and the public. Our

About Us The Strathcona Wilderness Institute was founded to promote sensitive and enjoyable use of the remote and natural Strathcona Park, which is located in the center of Vancouver Island, on the West coast of British Columbia, Canada. Vision The Strathc

Purpose -To prevent the use of herbicides near our drinking water and fish runs. -To see protection of our water systems implemented on a province-wide basis. -To deal with local forestry practices and highway issues. -To protect and enhance the Tsolum Riv

In 1964 they gave us a mine on the north slope of Mt. Washington on the headwaters of the Tsolum River. After the mine was abandoned in 1967 they left our most important coho and steelhead river ruined from acid mine drainage and toxic levels of copper con