CSISS and Living Fragments – Natural Dye Workshop

Event Description: We warmly invite you to share a local experience that combines creativity, sustainability, and community. Come join us for a collaborative Natural Dye workshop, in partnership with Jamie Kraus from Living Fragments and the Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society (CSISS). In this hands-on workshop, we will utilize locally found Read more

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Yellow Flag Iris Weedpull and & Secwepemc Knowledge Workshop

Description: Event: 10th Anniversary Yellow Flag Iris Weedpull Event & Secwepemc Knowledge Workshop Event Description: Join the Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society in celebrating their 10th anniversary of operations by participating in the annual Yellow Flag Iris Weedpull Event! We aim to tackle the invasive Yellow Flag Iris, notorious for invading wetlands, Read more

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The Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society Turns 10!

Last week, the Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society (CSISS) marked a significant milestone by celebrating its 10th anniversary at Kovach Park in Revelstoke. The event brought together long-standing board members, dedicated staff, partner organizations, volunteers, friends and family. Photo Caption: CSISS Staff and Board of Directors at a 10th Anniversary Read more

By Jess Booth, ago

Support Invasive Species Management by Skiing!

Go Skiing for Invasive Species Prevention Mustang Powder Cat Skiing has generously donated one seat on a cat-skiing trip to support invasive species management in our region! All proceeds raised through the auction will support managing and preventing invasive species in the Columbia Shuswap region. About our Auction. An all Read more

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CSISS 2023 Newsletter Updates

  CSISS Updates | 2022 Annual Reports | Land Manager Meeting | Invasive Mussel Monitoring Results |  CSISS Webinar | Captivating Content |  Staff Updates | Upcoming Events | Warm winter wishes!  The CSISS Team would like to wish our friends, colleagues, and connections throughout the Columbia Shuswap, province and Read more

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