Wild & Scenic thank you
The 12th Wild & Scenic Film Festival 2025. Thank you to our incredible sponsors and all who attended on November 15th.
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2025 Silent Auction – Wildsight Invermere Fundraiser
The 12th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival in Invermere isn’t just about great films and hanging out with your besties.... It's so much more! We’ve put together another awesome Silent Auction — bidding runs from 5:00…
It’s All About Community – and the Power of Film!
Wildsight Invermere is thrilled to welcome Eagle-Eye Tours as the Presenting Sponsor of the 12th Wild & Scenic Film Festival — happening right here in Invermere on November 15th and online! More than just a film night, the festival is…
Smoky skies again: speak out
Although the Columbia Valley has been relatively smoke-free this summer, recent weeks have reminded us of the reality we live with as wildfire smoke once again settled in. Ask anyone on the street, “How was your summer?” and the…
Oh buoy! (Why does buoy placement on lakes matter?)
This summer, the Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK) implemented a buoy tagging system to classify buoys as compliant, legally grandfathered, or non-conforming with zoning bylaws (see: engage.rdek.bc.ca/buoy).
Hiring: Bike valet coordinator for Invermere Farmer’s Market
Seeking a Lead host/Volunteer coordinator for the Invermere Farmer's Market Be part of creating the inaugural bike valet in downtown Invermere, every Saturday throughout summer at the Farmers Market.
Stewards of the Herd: Protecting Radium Bighorn Sheep on the Highway
Since 2022, Shuswap Wildlife Monitors have been out on highways to alert drivers when bighorn sheep are on the road, ultimately reducing the number of hits. They may be achieving that goal.
Silent Auction Wildsight Invermere Fundraiser
As part of our Wild & Scenic Film Festival on November 16th in Invermere, we're hosting a Silent Auction with bidding from 5pm-8.15pm at the Columbia Valley Centre. All proceeds from the auction and the festival go…
Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns to Invermere… and online!
“If you see a problem, you can do something about it. Cuz typically, we created it.” This is how the film Study Aboard starts out, and it sets the appropriate tone for the rest of the evening of the 11th…
We’re Hiring: Seasonal Program Coordinator – Bighorn Sheep Biodiversity & Conservation Project
Location: Invermere, BC Start Date: May 2024 (flexible) Pay: $20-$23 per hour depending on experience, 35 hours per week Duration: 8-16 weeks (funding dependent) We are seeking a full-time seasonal Program Coordinator to assist with our Bighorn…