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ABOUT US
 

The Greater Victoria Naturehood is a collaborative effort by several not-for-profit, public and private organizations. A list of the partners appears below. Representatives from Nature Canada and Canadian Wildlife Service serve as advisors to the partners.

 

The purpose of the collaboration is to work more effectively together to connect residents and visitors with the nature that can be found in and around the Greater Victoria region so that they are more inclined to protect and restore it. 

 

To achieve this goal, the partners individually and collaboratively offer a broad range of activities with special attention to those that would engage children, youth and families. Details about these activities can be found by following each partner’s website link also listed below.

 

The Greater Victoria Naturehood is a project undertaken with the financial support of Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Partner Organizations

Bateman Foundation

batemanfoundation.org

Birds Canada 

www.birdscanada.org

Capital Regional District/Esquimalt Lagoon Stewardship Initiative 

www.crd.bc.ca › ELSI

Community Association of Oak Bay

caob.ca

District of Saanich/Saanich Park

www.saanich.ca › main › parks-recreation-community

Eagle Wing Tours

www.eaglewingtours.com

Friends of Shoal Harbour Society 

shoalharbour.com

Friends of Victoria Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary

www.vicharbourbirds.ca/

Municipality of Esquimalt/Parks and Recreation 

www.esquimalt.ca › parks-recreation

Municipalty of Oak Bay/Parks, Recreation & Culture 

www.oakbay.ca › parks-recreation

NatureKids BC

www.naturekidsbc.ca

Rocky Point Bird Observatory

www.rpbo.org 

Swan Lake/Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary

www.swanlake.bc.ca

Victoria Natural History Society

http://www.vicnhs.bc.ca/

World Fisheries Trust

https://worldfish.org/

World Wildlife Canada  

www.wwf.ca

Advisors

The Greater Victoria Naturehood is a collaboration of non-profits, public and private organizations working together in Greater Victoria to connect residents and visitors with nearby nature, for the purposes of nature conservation, preservation and restoration.

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