Welcome to Conservation BC!

A New Chapter for Nature

Hello and welcome to Conservation BC!

We’re incredibly excited to introduce ourselves and officially launch this platform dedicated to one shared goal: protecting the natural beauty, biodiversity, and ecological health of British Columbia.

Conservation BC was born out of a deep love for this place we call home. From the towering cedars of the coastal rainforests to the rugged alpine peaks of the interior, British Columbia is one of the most ecologically rich regions on Earth. It’s a province of wild salmon runs, ancient trees, glacier-fed rivers, and thousands of species that depend on our care and stewardship. But this natural beauty isn’t just something to admire—it’s something we must actively protect.

Why We Exist

Our planet is at a critical crossroads. Climate change, habitat loss, pollution, and industrial development are placing unprecedented pressure on the environment. Here in British Columbia, the threats are real: old-growth forests are still being logged, endangered species like the spotted owl and mountain caribou face extinction, and entire ecosystems are being reshaped by warming temperatures.

We created Conservation BC to stand as a voice for the land, the water, and the wildlife that cannot speak for themselves.

Our goal is to empower British Columbians—individuals, communities, and decision-makers—to come together and take meaningful action. Whether it’s advocating for stronger environmental laws, supporting Indigenous-led conservation efforts, or engaging in local restoration projects, we believe everyone has a role to play in protecting BC’s natural legacy.

What You Can Expect from This Site

This site will be a space for connection, education, and inspiration. Here’s what you can look forward to in the weeks and months ahead:

• Stories from the Field – Join us as we explore BC’s most precious ecosystems, meet with conservation leaders, and spotlight the incredible work being done on the ground.
• Environmental News & Policy Updates – Stay informed on the latest developments affecting conservation efforts across the province.
• Practical Tips for Sustainable Living – Discover how you can reduce your footprint and live in harmony with the natural world, right here in your own backyard.
• Calls to Action – Find out how you can make a difference—whether that’s signing a petition, attending an event, or volunteering your time and skills.
• Spotlight on Indigenous Stewardship – Learn from the Indigenous Nations who have been caring for these lands for millennia, and why supporting their leadership is essential to true conservation.

Why Now?

You may be wondering: Why launch this now?

The truth is, we can’t afford to wait any longer. The consequences of inaction are already here—wildfires, droughts, disappearing wildlife, and changing coastlines are no longer distant warnings; they’re today’s reality. But there’s also incredible momentum. More people than ever are waking up to the urgency of environmental protection. Communities are organizing, youth are leading, and Indigenous voices are finally being heard in powerful new ways.

We believe that British Columbia can be a model for what’s possible when conservation is taken seriously and inclusively. But it’s going to take all of us.

Join Us

We invite you to be part of this movement. Conservation BC isn’t just an organization—it’s a growing community of people who care deeply about nature and want to see it thrive.

You don’t need to be a scientist or an activist to make a difference. If you love the forests, rivers, oceans, and wildlife of this province—if you want future generations to experience the same awe-inspiring beauty that we do today—then you belong here.

Follow our blog, share our posts, and most importantly, take action when and where you can. Together, we can shape a future where BC’s natural wonders are not just remembered, but respected, restored, and protected.

Thank you for visiting, and welcome to Conservation BC.

Let’s get to work—for nature, for community, for the future.