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About SPEC
Founded in 1969, The Society Promoting Environmental Conservation [SPEC] is a non-profit charitable organization that addresses environmental issues in British Columbia, with a particular focus on urban communities in Lower Mainland and the Georgia Basin. SPEC is a member-based society with an elected Board of Directors and a dedicated team of staff and volunteers. The Directors, members, staff and volunteers actively participate in SPEC’s on-going environmental projects.
Research, Education and Outreach
SPEC’s mission is to educate, activate and empower citizens in the Lower Mainland and Georgia Basin to reduce their ecological footprint and build healthy, sustainable cities. SPEC works tirelessly to promote social and economic policies that protect and improve air and water quality, and promote energy conservation and sustainable land-use in the Lower Mainland. As part of these initiatives SPEC is currently working on the following projects:
* Air & Water Quality
* Solid and Liquid Waste Reduction
* Pesticides and Toxics
* Protecting Marine Habitats
* Recycling
* Drinking Water Protection
* Energy Conservation & Renewable Energy
* Nuclear Energy [Nanoose Bay]
* Transportation
Founded in 1969, The Society Promoting Environmental Conservation [SPEC] is a non-profit charitable organization that addresses environmental issues in British Columbia, with a particular focus on urban communities in Lower Mainland and the Georgia Basin. SPEC is a member-based society with an elected Board of Directors and a dedicated team of staff and volunteers. The Directors, members, staff and volunteers actively participate in SPEC’s on-going environmental projects.
Research, Education and Outreach
SPEC’s mission is to educate, activate and empower citizens in the Lower Mainland and Georgia Basin to reduce their ecological footprint and build healthy, sustainable cities. SPEC works tirelessly to promote social and economic policies that protect and improve air and water quality, and promote energy conservation and sustainable land-use in the Lower Mainland. As part of these initiatives SPEC is currently working on the following projects:
* Air & Water Quality
* Solid and Liquid Waste Reduction
* Pesticides and Toxics
* Protecting Marine Habitats
* Recycling
* Drinking Water Protection
* Energy Conservation & Renewable Energy
* Nuclear Energy [Nanoose Bay]
* Transportation


