Vancouver
Click on the name of the stewardship group or City program to link to their website.
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Phone |
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Environmental Youth Alliance | The Environmental Youth Alliance (EYA) is a non-profit charity that empowers youth from equity-denied communities to become environmental stewards. Founded in 1989, they offer free, experiential land-based education, ecological restoration, and paid environmental job training. | Vancouver | 604-689-4446 | info@eya.ca |
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The Everett Crowley Park Committee (ECPC) is a sub-committee of the Champlain Heights Community Association and is made up of park users and local residents who are working to see this green space protected and enhanced for the long term. |
Vancouver |
604-718-6575 |
ecpcstewards@gmail.com |
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False Creek Friends Society | The False Creek Friends Society works to restore the False Creek marine environment in alignment with First Nations stewardship values and marine science, with recognition and respect for the presence and rights of all people to enjoy and use False Creek in sound and healthy environmental ways. | Vancouver | N/A | hello@falsecreekfriends.org |
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Free the Fern Stewardship Society has the goal of reducing the spread of invasive plants and replanting native plants along the Champlain Heights Trail. In addition, Free the Fern has organized public events and created a native plant teaching garden for the public. |
Vancouver | N/A | freethefern@gmail.com | |
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GreenStreets Program (City of Vancouver) | The Vancouver Green Streets program is a city initiative that allows residents to adopt and maintain public street gardens. | Vancouver | N/A | Green.Streets @vancouver.ca |
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Hastings Park Conservancy | The Hastings Park Conservancy (HPC) advocates for public access, natural habitat, enhanced green space, and the sustainability of Hastings Park for the enjoyment of all. It is also involved in a variety of educational and environmental activities in Hastings Park, including a monthly nature walk. | Vancouver | N/A | info@hastingspark.ca |
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The Jericho Stewardship Group is a registered non-profit organization comprising residents, students, naturalists and other non-profit groups, that works with the Vancouver Park Board to restore and encourage the natural habitat of Jericho Beach Park. |
Vancouver | N/A |
jerichostewardshipgroup@gmail.com |
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Nature Vancouver is a not-for-profit charitable society dedicated to enjoyment, education, and conservation of nature. |
Vancouver |
N/A |
info@naturevancouver.ca |
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Pacific Spirit Park Society | The Pacific Spirit Park Society is a non-profit society that works with Metro Vancouver, as part of the Regional Park Partners Program. They hold a vision of an urban forest and foreshore park that is protected and cared for in perpetuity, for the benefit of all. | Vancouver | N/A | volunteer@pacificspiritparksociety.org |
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Seeding Stewardship (City of Vancouver) | The Seeding Stewardship Program by the City of Vancouver connects residents with nature-based climate solutions. Volunteers form groups to care for public green spaces, including wildflower meadows, pollinator gardens, and rain gardens. | Vabciyver | N/A | raincity@vancouver.ca |
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Stanley Park Ecology Society | Collaborative leadership in environmental education, research, and conservation in Stanley Park. | Vancouver | 604-257-6908 | stewardship@stanleyparkecology.ca |
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Still Creek Streamkeepers | The Still Creek Streamkeepers are a group of neighbours and citizen scientists who help take care of Still Creek and Renfrew Ravine, with the support of Still Moon Arts Society. | Vancouver | N/A | streamkeepers@stillmoonarts.ca |
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Still Moon Arts Society | Still Moon Arts Society inspires vibrant and connected communities by creating artistic experiences and nurturing a passion for nature. | Vancouver | N/A | info@stillmoonarts.ca |
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Vancouver Urban Food Forest Foundation | Vancouver Urban Food Forest Foundation realized that a crucial way to help with the alienation and food shortages we saw in our neighbourhood was to establish a collective garden and food forest. | Vancouver | N/A | info@vufff.org |