Fire & Ice 2022

Investigating our Changing Landscape

… and how the climate emergency will impact the Columbia Valley

Fire & Ice is an interactive community engagement and education program that explores how climate change is impacting our landscape, as well as its human and animal inhabitants.

Designed to highlight two of the most visible and visceral consequences of climate change — forest fires and melting glaciers — the immersive events and activities featured will demonstrate the importance of taking action to protect the wild spaces and species of our region.

Get excited! Fire & Ice kicks off on June 25, 2022, with the long-awaited, audio-visual performance piece of Requiem for a Glacier at the Columbia Valley Centre.

Requiem for a Glacier – June 25-30

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Fire & Ice Book Club – June 18th 

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Family Forest Walk with Dave Quinn – July 8th

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WATERWAYS- The Path of Invermere’s Drinking Water – July 26th

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Farnham Glacier Hike – August 5th 

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Fire Story: A Learning Walk   – August 27th

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Fire & Ice Book Club #2  – September 14th

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Ed Struzik- The Future of Fire   September 17th

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Climate Change & Watershed Security – September 27th 

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POSTPONED UNTIL 2023

Wildfire Management- Hike with BC Wildfire Service 

 

Project Partners

 


“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…Read More 
A chance discovery by a group of Invermere birders led to a conservation success for a fledgling bank swallow colony in Invermere, British Columbia.Read More 
"What will have a lasting impact?" This is the question Columbia Valley resident Tracy Flynn asks herself when she chooses how to spend her time…Read More 
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Join The Team

Want to protect wildlife, clean water and wild spaces? Volunteer with us! Wildsight volunteers are a very special group of people who give generously of their time to stuff envelopes, attend rallies, help run events, put up posters, keep tabs on forestry practices in their communities and participate in citizen science initiatives.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Branch Information

Contact

625 4th St
Box 601
Invermere, BC V0A 1K0
Phone: 250.409.5708
invermere@wildsight.ca