Author: Wildsight Golden

Don’t Mess with Swallow’s Nests

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Swallows and other populations of birds that catch insects while flying are on the decline. But you can help protect these vulnerable species. Bank swallows, which have been reduced to 2% of their population in Canada in a recent 40…

Stand with Us for BC’s Forgotten Rainforest

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We’re pleased to learn there is a new local independent movement that is working to draw attention to the unique British Columbia inland temperate rainforest ecosystem. The movement (called Stand With Us) is hopeful that people will start, or…

Now Hiring Golden Invasive Plant Program Coordinator

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Do you love physical outdoor work, have a passion for the environment and have good communication skills? Wildsight Golden is seeking one qualified person to coordinate ‘Golden’s Community Invasive Plant Program’ and to develop and deliver public education on…

March 2022 Climate Champion: John Manuel

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Congratulations to our new Climate Champion for the month of March. Many people in our community will recognize John Manuel. John is a long time member of the Golden community, currently retired and sitting as a councillor for the Town…

February’s Climate Champion

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Meet Alysia and Jake Frater, the builders and owners of a sustainable small home and Wildsight Golden’s Climate Champion for the month of February. The Climate Champion can be an individual or a business that is awarded recognition for…

Stop in and See the Sheep! 

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Conservation work can take many forms and Wildsight Golden is hoping that art will be a form that reaches lots of people who are curious about the natural world around them. For that reason, we commissioned 14 artists to volunteer…