Hot off the Press: The Summer 2018 CKISS’n Tell Newsletter July 19, 2018Your Summer 2018 update is now available by clicking here. Some highlights in our Summer 2018 issue of CKISS’n Tell are….. These plants may be beautiful, but be aware! Public… Read more
Our 2018 holiday newsletter is available online. December 2, 2018Your 2018 holiday newsletter is now available by clicking here. What will you find in this issue of CKISS’n Tell? 2018 photo album, news about our zebra quagga mussel-monitoring program,… Read more
CKISS n’ Tell Newsletter – Fall 2018 edition – SURVEY ALERT: we need your ideas October 13, 2018Your FALL 2018 update is now available by clicking here. Some highlights in the Fall 2018 issue of CKISS’n Tell are….. We want your ideas to help us develop our… Read more
October 19, 2018 – EECOM Workshop: Invasive Species Education: Hands-on Learning Opportunities for Engagement and Action October 9, 2018…18-21, 2018. Sessions and Workshops CKISS is partnering with the Invasive Species Council of BC (ISCBC), the Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society (CSISS), and the East Kootenay Invasive Species Council… Read more
Rossland Broom Bash with YCC – July 23, 2025 – hosted by West Kootenay Youth Climate Corps July 17, 2025…available there What to bring: Loppers (they will provide as well), good shoes, sun hat, water bottle Please Register here: Google Form Sign Up Sheet Their awesome Youth Climate Ambassadors… Read more
Reflecting on 2023: CKISS Digital Photo Album, A Year of Achievements and Appreciation December 31, 2023…crucial element in our efforts to safeguard B.C.’s freshwater ecosystems. From early June to October 2023, we collected 267 samples from local lakes and rivers to test for the presence… Read more
A year in Review. 2021 CKISS Photo Album: A digital snapshot of our programs, projects, funders and partners. January 7, 2022…detection of ZQM is essential to protecting our water! These invasive mussels can have impacts on biodiversity, water quality, recreation, fisheries, species at risk and infrastructure such as hydropower facilities… Read more
Nelson Broom Bash at Pulpit Rock – July 23 & 25, 2025 – hosted by West Kootenay Youth Climate Corps July 9, 2025…invasive Scotch Broom from our community, near Pulpit Rock! Register here: [https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSd37O-lD…/viewform…] When: Wednesday, July 23, 2025- 3-6pm Friday, July 25, 2025 – 9am-12pm Where: Johnstone Road by Pulpit Rock-… Read more
January 15, 2022: ISCBC 2022 Provincial Youth Summit: “The Power of One” December 13, 2021The Invasive Species Council of BC is hosting a virtual Youth Summit on January 15, 2022. Join youth between the ages of 15-30 to learn about volunteer projects across B.C,… Read more
May 12th, 2018 – Critter Day April 20, 2018Saturday May 12, 2018 Beaver Creek Provincial Park, Trail, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. It’s Free! Come and learn about all the special critters that call the Trail area, and… Read more