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July 2021 eNews
We did it - We saved Park Rill Foodplain
With the help of land owners who treasure nature and donations from conservation-minded individuals, foundations and government, Park Rill Floodplain has been saved. This 61 hectare (151 acre) property will be added to the White Lake Basin Biodiversity Ranch conservation complex in the South Okanagan.

The native grasslands of the South Okanagan are a hotspot for biodiversity, hosting a huge number of BC’s at-risk species. Grasslands are also one of the rarest land cover types in BC covering less than 1% of BC’s land base, with few intact swaths of open plains remaining.
This parcel provides habit for Nuttall’s Cottontail, the Great Basin Spadefood toad, Peregrine Falcon and many species of rare plants. Together we have left a lasting legacy for generations to come.

Anniversary Website and Circle of Life Episode 4
We invite you to visit our 50th Anniversary website. Find all of our Legacy Landscapes stories, our 50th anniversary video, and The Circle of Life Series all on our new anniversary landing page.

If you have ever wondered how The Nature Trust fits into the broader context of the environmental movement and land conservation in BC, check out our special anniversary timeline.

In the final episode of The Circle of Life walk through BC's beautiful rainforest. Join Rob Butler as he explores our MacMillan rainforest property and explains what flora and fauna are part of this unique and lush ecosystem.
Our Field Crews Have Been Hard at Work
This month our Lower Mainland field crew joined forces with the Pitt Waterfowlers to clean and repair nesting boxes at Addington Point Marsh. Check out the story here.

In the Okanagan, our field crew took part in The Southern Interior Mule Deer Project, by finding and collaring fawns to help gather data on why the deer population has been declining. Find out more... 
Mark Your Calendars!
The Nature Trust of BC’s 50th Anniversary Gala will be held on Wednesday, October 6th. We have stories to tell, laughs to share, and people to honour.

Please save the date and join us for this special evening.

Our online auction will begin September 22th and close on October 6th. We have a great line up of items, from sumptuous dining and exceptional wine to exciting helicopter rides and outdoor adventures. 

Your support will help The Nature Trust of BC protect land and save species.
Arbutus Circle
The Nature Trust is a non profit organization that is dedicated to sustaining our natural surroundings in BC. We rely on donations to purchase private land for species at risk and then care for it. 

Become a member of our Arbutus Circle. By making monthly donations you can help us keep nature in our future.