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Book Launch – July 21: Voices for the Islands
Join us on Sunday, July 21st starting at 4pm at the Judith Fisher Centre with Sheila Harrington as she shares some of the stories found in Voices for the Islands, a new book chronicling the three decade legacy of passionate Salish Sea island residents who have...
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LINC is a non-profit, charitable land trust that relies on membership and donations to support our conservation and stewardship programs
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The LINC website is a deep and valuable resource for information and inspiration on stewardship, conservation, biology, ecology and so much more.
This Spring, we’re working to make our archives richer and easier to access.
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Revist the Lasqueti Fungus Fest!
Revisit the 2023 Lasqueti Fungus Fest in this article by Kaia Bryce.
Check out videos of Andy MacKinnon’s mushroom walk and evening talk.
See a photo of 7 year-old Rune Taiga’s astoundingly rare mushroom find – a Cubed Fold Truffle!
Only a couple of sightings of this mushroom have ever been recorded in BC…
Lasqueti Island Nature Conservancy protects and stewards the natural world on Xwe’etay/Lasqueti Island and surrounding islands & waters through education, restoration, community, and long-term protection of areas of ecological and cultural significance.
We acknowledge that Xwe’etay lands and waters are within the traditional territories of several Coast Salish Nations and are within the treatied lands of Tla’amin Nation.
In doing so, we also acknowledge the many generations of Indigenous peoples who called Xwe’etay home.