The Glen Valley Watersheds Society (GVWS) along with Langley Environmental Partners Society (LEPS) are developing a Corporate Volunteer Program at Gloucester Park (North West corner of 56th Ave and 272 Street) in Gloucester Industrial Park.
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2025 Provincial Budget Released, A Measured Approach Amid Trade Uncertainty and Economic Pressures3/5/2025 VICTORIA, BC – March 4, 2025: Today, British Columbia's Finance Minister, the Honourable Brenda Bailey, announced the government's 2025 Provincial Budget. Positioned as a plan to prepare British Columbia (B.C.) for global trade challenges, the budget appears to maintain the status quo with targeted investments while navigating uncertainty caused by recently announced tariffs. The government has emphasized its commitment to supporting B.C. businesses and workers in response to trade disruptions, with further details on agriculture-specific financial commitments expected in the coming months.
Read more about upcoming environmental stewardship events... Enjoying and Protecting our Forests and Watersheds & Watershed Exchange!
BC's new government is now in place. Write to your BC MLA today to ensure the health of wild Pacific salmon and the BC ecosystem are a priority. Our new BC MLAs need to know that over 120 First Nations and the majority of British Columbians support the removal of ocean-polluting salmon farms from coastal BC waters.
On September 17, 2024 the Agriculture Land Commission approved an Agriculture Land Reserve Non-Farm Use Application Submitted Under s.20(2) of the Agricultural Land Commission Act to expand the 4.15 ha Bradner Rest Area onto an adjacent 2.73 ha forest and Nathan Creek portion of the property along Highway #1, accessible West bound between the Mt Lehman and 264th St. exits. The property is entirely in the Agriculture Land Reserve.
On June 19, 2024, the federal government officially announced a ban on open-net pen salmon farms in BC effective as of 2029.
By Aleesha Switzer, I am doing my Masters research project about how beautiful our Bradner neighbourhood is through the eyes of its residents.
Farms and residents along Bertrand Creek benefit from free soil testing and improving creek health.
Dave Melnychuk, LANGLEY, BC – Improving the environment has never been a more important topic. Farmers and residents of Langley and Aldergrove have an easy way to make a difference both on their own properties and to Bertrand Creek. This creek, which connects to a variety of other waterways and runs south of the border to the Nooksack River, is actually a travel route for endangered fish and is a measure of the environmental health of the region. Join the FREE Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) Virtual Gala and AUCTION on Thursday October 22, 2020 @ 7pm! This event and others throughout BC have been responsible for raising funds in support of the Community Salmon Program, PSF’s flagship grant-making program.
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