The BC Nature Conservation Coordinator is offering a paid position to promote the importance of conservation and protected areas in the Kamloops area. Questions can be directed to Kephra Beckett (conservation@bcnature.ca) Local conservation and policy consultant Temporary Part Time Contract Position BC Nature is hiring a local conservation & policy consultant, beginning in April 2023. This position is based in Kamloops. Position concept The consultant will work with the BC Nature Conservation Coordinator to communicate with local nature clubs and municipal staff in the Kamloops/Okanagan region about the municipal protected … Continue reading →

We hope that a lot of people can join us at Riverside Park on November 27 from 1:00-3:00. Nature Canada’s NatureBus will be coming to town to gather letters of support prior to the Nature COP 15 biodiversity conference to be held in Montreal in December. We want to showcase Canadians’ support for preserving biodiversity and critical habitat. Here is an example of a letter. Make your own and change it if you want to. Bring it with you and have your voice be heard. If you are not able … Continue reading →

Yearbook created by Maggie Jones with contributions from Isaac Nelson, Shekinah Jimenez, Amber Fill, Victoria Decaire, and Jesse Ritcey. A note from Jesse Ritcey: After three years KNC’s ‘Next Generation Naturalists’ program has concluded. To refresh everyone’s memory, Next Gen (as the project is known), is a youth environmental leadership program I started in 2019 after successfully applying for a $227,500 grant from The Lawson Foundation. The Lawson Foundation describes themselves as a “Canadian family foundation that invests in and engages with ideas, people and organizations that contribute to the … Continue reading →