Invasive Insights- Spring Newsletter

CSISS Updates | Invasive Species Action Month | Whirling Disease Update | Species Spotlight: common periwinkle |  Summer Online Workshop Series  | Staff Updates for 2025  | Captivating Content | Upcoming Events | Celebrate Invasive Species Action Month with us and learn how to protect the incredible ecosystems that surround us. This Read more

By Jess Booth, ago

We are hiring: Invasive Species Program Assistant!

INVASIVE SPECIES PROGRAM ASSISTANT JOB TITLE: Invasive Species Program Assistant JOB REFERENCE: #002 CLOSING DATE: Until position filled EMPLOYMENT DURATION: Immediately – August 30, 2025: 35 hours/week (possibility for extension) HOURLY RATE: $25.50/hour POSITIONS AVAILABLE: 1 JOB LOCATION: Work sites within the Columbia Shuswap Regional District. Main office in Revelstoke, Read more

By Jess Booth, ago

You’re Invited: CSISS Land Manager Meeting & AGM

Join the Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society (CSISS) for our Land Manager Meeting and Annual General Meeting. This is an important opportunity to collaborate, provide input, and stay informed about invasive species management in our region. Due to overwhelming interest in a virtual AGM and Land Manager Meeting, we have decided Read more

By Jess Booth, ago

CSISS Annual Review of 2024

CSISS 2024 Annual Report: A Year of Growth and Success As we reflect on 2024, CSISS is proud to share the accomplishments of our dedicated team across our aquatic, terrestrial, and outreach programs in the Columbia Shuswap region. It has been an exciting year of growth, collaboration, and impact! Take Read more

By Jess Booth, ago

Whirling Disease Detected in Kootenay Lake

Original Source for this information- Province of BC- Information Bulletin: https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024WLRS0043-001641 Three trout samples taken from the southern arm of Kootenay Lake have tested positive for the parasite responsible for whirling disease. This discovery comes as part of enhanced monitoring efforts initiated earlier this year by the Province of British Read more

By Jess Booth, ago
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