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Welcome!
The Bowen Island Conservancy works to protect and preserve the natural wonders of the island—from endangered coastal bluffs, to inland lakes, to wetlands and fens.
Through our work and advocacy, we offer a hopeful future for future generations, and the amazing diversity of plant, animal, and insect species with whom we share this extraordinary place.
Our work involves:
- Management of local Nature Reserves;
- Public education;
- Acquisition of ecologically-valuable land;
- Arranging conservation covenants.
Latest news
- Mar 14: A Park at Cape Roger Curtis!
- Feb 22: The ongoing necessity of land and marine protection
- Feb 9: Please join us in opposing the commercial herring fishery in the Salish Sea
- Feb 12: Mobilizing Environmental Resources and Action forum (Capilano University)
- Jan 25: Join us to watch “Unearthed”
- Jan 5: An update on the Howe Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve initiative
- Jan 5: HELIT TŦE SȽOṈ,ET (Let the Herring Live)
- Nov 23: 2019 Annual General Meeting
Please support us
There are many ways for you to help us protect and preserve beautiful Bowen Island:
- Become a member
- Donate funds
- Donate land (in trust, or by conservation covenant)
- Volunteer your time
- Attend one of our events
- Ask us a question
Archived website: Cape Roger Curtis Trust Society
The Conservancy maintains an archive of the former CRC Trust Society website material