Tag: Coastal Invasive Species Committee

Preventing the Spread of Zebra and Quagga Mussels in BC Lakes

News Justin Goulet -
The Coastal Invasive Species Committee is sending out a warning about Zebra and Quagga Mussels. Don Hare says they are...

Poison Hemlock Making Its Way Up the Island

News Patrick Grapes -
Invasive species continue to run rampant all across Vancouver Island. Don Hare with the Coastal Invasive Species Committee says poison...

CISC Looking To Technology To Fight Invasive Plants

News David Boles -
May is Invasive Species Month in B.C and the Coastal Invasive Species Committee is looking for help in finding...

Coastal Invasive Species Committee receives funding from BC

News Sarah Nolette -
The Coastal Invasive Species Committee received $13,500 from the provincial government. Spokesperson Rachelle McElroy says the funding is key for...

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