Seen In Passing:
Seen in Passing #7 – January, 2021
Seen in Passing #6 – November, 2020
Seen in Passing #5 – July 8, 2020
Seen in Passing #4 – May 17, 2020
Seen in Passing #3 – May 3, 2020
Seen in Passing #2 – April 27, 2020
Seen in Passing #1 – April 20, 2020
Full List of Newsletters:
Issue #30, Fall 2024
- Plants: weaving an intricate web of life
- Bee Talk
- Something Fishy
- Invasive Species: European Green Crab
- Ten acre Marine Island Protected
- Mt. Trematon Biodiversity Study
- Holly Haul
- Salish Sea Clean up Crew (The Salish Shes)
- High Tide
- Seen in Passing
Issue #29, Summer 2024
- The Songbird’s Secret
- Native Plants: Oceanspray
- The Ecological Reserve June hike to find flowering Prickly Pear Cactus
- Housing and Conservation
- New Directors
- Thinking About Wildfire and Risk on Lasqueti
- Connecting the Future: a journey of recovery, discovery, and community
- New Books
- Seen in Passing
- Focus on Wetlands
- Labrador Tea – A Rare Wetlands Plant on Lasqueti
- Book Reviews
- Frogs in the Wetlands
- Marine Protected Areas: A Tool for Conservation on the BC Coast
- Voices for the Islands
- Lasqueti Fungus Fest with Andy MacKinnon
- Beavers and Oysters are Helping Restore Lost Ecosystems with their Engineering Skills
- Seen in Passing
- Intertidal Landscape of Xwe’etay
- Seen in Passing
- LINC’s Mission Statement
- Community BioBlitz at Mt. Trematon
- Mt. Trematon Biodiversity Study Update
- Native Plants: Juncus effusus (Common Rush, Soft Rush, Swampgrass)
- Powdery Mildew on BigLeaf Maple
- LINC Update and News of Interest: Squitty Bay Day
- Issue #31, spring 2025
- Cetaceans – From Beast to Beloved
- Shining a Light on the Hidden World of Plancton
- More About Fire on Lasqueti
- Bufflehead
- Herring – A keystone species in the Salish Sea
- Upcoming LINC events
- Seen in Passing
Our spring Newtletter is here>
- Issue #26, Spring 2022
- Seablush
- Western Toad Profile
- Protected Areas Around Lasqueti and Goals for the Future
- Book Review: Finding the Mother Tree
- Shifting Our Baseline: Beavers Move onto the Osland Reserve
- Point Young Update
- Upcoming Events
- Seen in Passing
- Issue #25, Winter 2021
- Krummholdz at Young Point
- Trees
- Mt. Trematon Study Update and Big Thank You
- Forest and Climate Change Adaptation
- Cattails
- Book Review: Mushrooms of British Columbia
- Restoration at Osland & Salish View Reserves
- Community Survey Highlights
- Seen in Passing
- Issue #24, Summer 2021
- Butterflies and Bees on Lasqueti
- Five year Biodiversity Study at Mt. Trematon Nature Reserve
- New Chapter in Bat Conservation
- Book Review: To Speak for the Trees
- Cedar Dieback in Coastal BC
- Salmonberry-Rubus Spectabilis
- Seen in Passing
- Issue #23, Spring 2021
- Spring Birds Migrating
- Salish View Trail Complete
- Christmas Bird Counts 2020, 2019, 2010, 2003
- Herring: A Cultural Keystone species in the Strait of Georgia
- Book Review: The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humbolt’s New World
- Mushrooms & Lichens found in the winter/spring on Lasqueti and their uses
- Seen in Passing
- Seen in Passing #7
- Issue #22, Fall 2020
- Marine restoration
- Pandemics and Wildlife
- Shifting Baselines
- Crabapple
- Wetlands, and more
- Seen in Passing #6
- Issue #21, Summer 2020
- Ferns on Lasqueti and surrounding islands
- Bur Chervil
- Saskatoons
- Jedediah Island Protected 2 years
- SeaChange’s work on Lasqueti
- Seen in Passing #5
- Seen in Passing #4
- Seen in Passing #3
- Issue #20, Spring 2020
- Spring Wildflowers
- Native and Invasives
- Ways of Giving (Bequests in a will)
- Bat update
- 120th Bird Count Report
- Seen in Passing #2
- Seen in Passing #1
- Issue #19, Fall 2019
- Wild Species Protected at Salish View
- Native and Invasive Plants found on Lasqueti
- Update on Bats
- A Huge thank you to all
- Thank you Poster to donors for Salish View
- Issue #18, Summer 2019
- The Western toads of Lasqueti Island
- Native & Invasive Plants (Oceanspray & Yellow Flag Iris)
- Leithen M’Gonigle’s Bee Talk
- Conservation Options
- Issue #17, Spring 2019
- Climate Change and What we can Do
- Bird Count & other Citizen Science
- Salish View update
- Issue #16, Fall 2018
- Birds in Winter
- Update on fencing at Osland Reserve
- Salish View Opportunity
- Issue #15, Summer 2018
- Lasqueti’s Forests – a rarity
- The Value of Trees
- Salish View – some answers to common questions
- Issue #14, Spring 2018
- Great Blue Herons – Sentinels of our Coast
- Christmas Bird Count
- Fundraising for Salish View!
- Issue #13, Fall 2017
- How Healthy are Lasqueti’s Forests?
- Beach Clean up
- Issue #12, Summer 2017
- Sea Grass Studies
- Species at Risk on Lasqueti
- Forage Fish Map
- Issue #11, Spring 2017
- Christmas bird count
- Lasqueti Island Forage Fish Team
- Beavers & their habitat on the Gulf Islands
- More on bats
- Issue #10, Fall 2016
- We’ve Got Bats
- Squitty Bay Day
- Microplastics and clean up of our oceans
- Issue #9, Summer 2016
- Forage Fish Matters
- Watching & Conserving Butterflies
- Got Bats?
- Issue #8, Spring 2016
- Herring – A Troubling Trajectory
- Pollinators
- Christmas Bird Count
- Issue #7, Fall 2015
- Alligator Lizards
- Mt Trematon protection
- Issue #6, Summer 2015
- Sea Stars
- 2014-15 Annual Report
- Osland Nature Reserve
- Issue #5, Spring 2015
- Newts & Pacific Chorus Frogs
- Osland Nature Reserve
- Spring Birds
- Issue #4, Winter 2014
- Christmas Bird Count
- 2014 Report
- Protection with a Conservation Covenant
- Issue #3, Summer 2014
- Western Purple Martin
- Herring in the Bay
- Issue #2, Spring 2014
- Rigid Apple Moss SAR
- Map of protected areas on Lasqueti, Crown lands
- Issue #1, Winter 2013
- Introductory issue
- Why conservation
- Projects & achievements to date