The summer roles on and our field crews are hard at work throughout the province. This month we caught up with our Kootenay Youth Conservation crew. Along with their work of maintaining and monitoring Nature Trust properties, they rolled up their sleeves and removed a decommissioned water tower from the East Side Columbia Lake Management Area. Read the whole story on our website.
Notes from the Field - Koeye Estuary
At The Nature Trust we continue to be amazed by the inspiring work of the Enhancing Estuary Resilience Project. Restoration Biologist, Steven Henstra shared the sights and sounds of his recent trip to the remote Koeye Estuary on the central coast where his team is monitoring the effects of climate change.
Virtual Gala - Questions & Answers
We hope you will join us on October 7th for the Together for Nature virtual gala.
Here are some answers to frequently asked questions.
1. How does the Together for Nature virtual gala work?
There are three parts to Together for Nature. You can participate in one, two or all three.
a. Virtual Gala: On October 7, our Board and Staff will live stream a show featuring new videos of our land conservation projects. This is NOT a Zoom call - no audience participation! The whole show will be 40 minutes long.
b. Online Auction: From September 23 – October 7, you can bid on fabulous auction items. When you register, you can bid.
c. Matching Gift Campaign: From now until October 7, Grayross Foundation and Ron & Diane Anderson have kindly agreed to Match donations to the Nature Trust up to $50,000.
2. How much does it cost?
Virtual Gala registration is absolutely FREE. You will only be charged if you win an item in the Online Auction.
3. Do I have to order dinner?
No - Lazy Gourmet is providing an optional dinner during the event. This is not part of our fundraising efforts, but an option to make your gala night special. You can order through this link.
If you have any other questions about Together for Nature, please contact us
