Now is the time to add native plants to your garden!
As the summer winds down, the cooler nights and autumn rains return. At this point in the season, you’re probably […]
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Summer of 2019
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be part of the FVC summer crew? It is a combination […]
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Calling all Bradner & Mt. Lehman residents – Free Event!
Hey Bradner – Mt. Lehman, did you hear about this free event? The online survey we ran this summer told […]
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Announcing People for Nature 2019!
Join us for our Second Annual People for Nature Fundraising Dinner Friday October 25th! – We have a fabulous evening […]
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The Valley Steward – Summer 2019 edition
Check out our Summer Newsletter! Read the Valley Steward newsletter to get the latest scoop on what we’re up to… This […]
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Sofi’s latest research based on the lifelong work of Gerry Powers
Barn Owls in the Fraser Valley Barn owls are a treasured sight on farms across the Fraser Valley, perching on […]
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Did you know about the Owl Champion of Abbotsford?
Gerry Powers: Owl champion of Abbotsford Did you know that the owls of the Fraser Valley have a full time, […]
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Attention Ryder Lake residents: we are looking for your help as Bullfrogs have recently been detected in Ryder Lake and the nearby Hornby Lake!
We are seeking input from the community so we can create an effective management plan: Have you seen or heard […]
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Help us prep for Toadlet migration 2019!
It’s time for the Toadlet fencing work party – Monday June 24th, 2019 It takes a small army to help […]
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Take the Online Survey!
Calling all residents and friends of the Bradner – Mt. Lehman neighbourhood in Abbotsford (what is this?) It’s time to […]
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Introducing the Bradner – Mt. Lehman Research Project
What is the project? The Bradner – Mt. Lehman Neighbourhood (BMLN) Research Project is a new initiative started in the […]
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Native Plant Gardening Series Summary
. . Native Plant Gardening Series Summary Native plants are naturally adapted to our local growing conditions. They require less […]
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