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SATURDAY JUNE 27

2026 Annual General Meeting

Please join us on Saturday, June 27th at 1:30 PM for the 2026 AGM at the Millard Learning Centre or virtually (hybrid event). Arrive early at 12:00 PM to meet staff and board members over tea, coffee, and baked treats.

Our featured speaker this year is Dr. Jennifer Grenz, an Assistant Professor and Indigenous Scholar (Nlaka’pamux, member of the Lytton First Nation) in the Department of Forest Resources Management, jointly appointed between the Faculty of Forestry and Faculty of Land and Food Systems at the University of British Columbia.

Her talk, titled Relational Restoration: Reclaiming Land, Responsibility, and Reciprocity, starts at 3:00 PM. Hope to see you there!

AUG 8-9 WORKSHOP OPPORTUNITY

Learning from Beavers to restore Beaver Creek

Learn how hand-built instream structures can be used to restore floodplains by increasing habitat complexity, addressing stream erosion, improving floodplain connectivity and groundwater storage, improving habitat for fish and wildlife, and increasing the resiliency of the landscape to drought and wildfire.

RESTORING THE BALANCE

Cutting Down Some Trees to Save the Forest

Professional biologist and former GCA executive director Keith Erickson shares an update on the GCA’s forest restoration projects, and how they are helping to drive recognition throughout our region that our young forests can benefit from proactive stewardship.

RESTORING THE BALANCE

Summer 2026 Project Update

Project co-lead Bobbi-Jo Basarab provides an exciting update on the progress of our 5-year Restoring the Balance program, including her visit to the mainland to receive a BC Heritage award on behalf of the Feed the People workshop!

Environmental Education

We have programs suited to your needs!

Deepen your connection to nature, inspire others and become an environmental change-maker with hands-on learning experiences on Galiano Island.

Youth Programs (K-12)

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Post-Secondary Programs & Internships

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Adult Programs & Workshops

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Sustainable Food Systems

Many of us have a desire for increased food security and for a closer connection to our food sources. The sustainable food systems developed by the Galiano Conservancy are models of environmentally, socially, and economically-sound sustainable agriculture.

Climate Action

The climate crisis is the defining issue of our time, and the Galiano Conservancy is working to help foster climate-resilient island communities and ecologies.

Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved and support the work of the Galiano Conservancy. Community participation is vital to the success of our organization.