By: Gordon Wilson
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If you’re looking to lighten your income tax load for the past year, December is such a wonderful time to consider making charitable donations. For more information, read our December Newsletter available now.
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n?a)xwt is an oxbow of the Similkameen river located near Cawston, BC, which over several decades, the expansion of cattail had resulted in a loss of open water habitat. The goal of the n?a)xwt project is to restore ecosystem functions including open-water wetland habitat for Western Painted Turtle.
The complete construction & restoration report can be viewed by clicking the following link: CONSTRUCTION REPORT
Substantial funding was provided by the:
Project leadership is a team collaboration of
We are thrilled to announce Ally Truscott as the recipient of the 2024 John B. Holdstock Scholarship. This award is a testament to Ally’s dedication and academic excellence, particularly in the field of environmental sciences.
As Ally embarks on her academic journey at the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), this scholarship will provide support in her pursuit of a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and Fisheries. We are confident that her studies will be greatly enriched by this opportunity, and we look forward to the contributions she will make to our understanding and stewardship of wildlife and fisheries.
With special thanks to the JB Holdstock Scholarship Committee members:
By: Gordon Wilson
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SILT would like to welcome two new Directors to its Board.
Retired forestry professional, Kerry Rock and Melodie Lind, a lawyer with Pushor Mitchell Lawyers.
To learn more about Kerry and Melodie or any of our TEAM visit the ABOUT SILT page or click on this link: https://siltrust.ca/about-us/