Groups and organizations
Conservation groups and conservation resources
- B.C. Conservation Data Centre Home
- Denman Conservancy Association
- Galiano Conservancy Association
- Gambier Island Conservancy
- Howe Sound Biosphere Region Initiative
- Mayne Island Conservancy Society
- Salt Spring Island Conservancy
- Savary Island Land Trust Society
- The Islands Trust Conservancy
- The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC)
- The Nature Conservancy (TNC, a global organization)
- The Nature Trust of British Columbia
- The Land Conservancy of B.C. (TLC)
Other useful links
- Bird watching tips
- Bowen Island Municipality
- Bowen Island Eco-Alliance
- Bowen Island Fish and Wildlife Club
- Bowen Nature Club
- Ecoforestry Institute Society
- The Islands Trust
- Natural Area Protection Tax Exemption Program (NAPTEP)
- West Coast Environmental Law
- Land Trust Alliance of B.C.
- Canadian Wildlife Service/Environment Canada
- The Stewardship Centre for BC
- Wilderness Committee
- Environment Canada: Ecological Gifts Program
- Environmental News Network
- Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Foundation
- Nature Vancouver
- Reporting irresponsible dirt bike/ATV activity
Documents
- Green Legacies: A Donor’s Guide to BC (2015)
- Environmental Assessment of the Grafton Lake (“Rennison”) lands (2015)
- The economic value of the natural capital in BC’s Lower Mainland, published by the David Suzuki Foundation and Pacific Parklands Foundation (2012)
- Islands Trust Fund Regional Conservation Plan 2011 – 2015 (2010)
- Waterscape Bowen Island: A Geological Survey of Canada Report on our water on Bowen Island (2005)
- Canadian Land Trust Alliance: Standards and Practices (2005), and Background to the Standards and Practices (2005)
- Review of Environmental Issues for the Development of the Grafton Lake Lands
- Bowen Island Wetland Inventory (2002)
Archived material: Cape Roger Curtis Trust Society
The Cape Roger Curtis Trust Society was formed out of the Conservancy in November 2002, for the purpose of preserving and protecting as much as possible of the Cape Roger Curtis lands as parkland.
At its 2011 Annual General Meeting the Board and membership of the Cape Roger Curtis Trust Society voted to formally dissolve. Since the Trust Society website contained a wealth of material on the Cape, the Bowen Island Conservancy agreed to incorporate the majority of its pages into this website in order to preserve this valuable source of information and background, for use in future conservation issues.