The Free Bike Valet is back in 2026!
This Summer – Saturdays only – from 9am to 1pm Skip looking for a parking spot and ride your bike to the Invermere Farmers Market all summer long with Wildsight's free bike valet service.
Wildsight news : Invermere Branch
We’re Hiring! Environmental Program Coordinator
Are you looking for an opportunity to make a difference with climate & conservation programming in the Columbia Valley this summer? The Environmental Program Coordinator is a summer position that will have the opportunity to both support and lead programs…
Volunteer Opportunity: Bank Swallow Monitoring
Help Monitor Bank Swallows in the Columbia Valley Are you interested in learning more about Bank Swallows and their fascinating nesting habits? Do you have a pair of binoculars and a bit of time this spring and summer? We are…
Nominate a conservation champion
Do you know a woman who has made an outstanding contribution to protecting nature or environmental education in the Columbia Headwaters region? Nominate her for the 2026 Ellen Zimmerman Award and support her ongoing work and commitment to protecting nature…
Wild & Scenic thank you
The 12th Wild & Scenic Film Festival 2025. Thank you to our incredible sponsors and all who attended on November 15th.
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…
Shaping water stewardship in Canada
Studies show that a popular East Kootenay lake now has more disturbed shoreline than natural — a situation not seen in any other surveyed lakes in British Columbia's (BC) Columbia Basin. The national nonprofit organization Living Lakes Canada (Living Lakes…
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).