Restoring Goodhue Creek
New plantings along Goodhue Creek help filter winter runoff and improve riparian habitat [...]
Why Native Plants?
Featured image: prunus miner bee on Oregon grape, by Carol McDougall. Pollinating insects transfer [...]
There are different bank accounts in life
Photo: Dean Gaudry (L) at a 2020 GaLTT conservation planning workshop with GaLTT members Kerry [...]
A call from the Gabriola Museum
Although GaLTT and the Gabriola Museum work in different areas, there are also important [...]
Conservation Covenants – Yarrow’s Story
Yarrow Koontz first set eyes on her 8.2-acre property near Silva Bay more than two [...]
707 expansion – Wilkinson Woods
GaLTT is delighted to report that the 707 Community Park has expanded yet again! [...]
Drumbeg Restoration 2024 – you can help!
Removing invasive broom is only the start of our restoration work at Drumbeg—we then [...]
On Being a Nature Steward
By Ken Gurr, Program Coordinator Since the Nature Stewards program began a few years [...]
Tour de Terre 2024
Sunday April 21st • 1-4 pm Enjoy GaLTT's SELF-GUIDED Nature Stewards "Tour de Terre" [...]
Small scale ecological restoration tips
GaLTT's 2024 AGM began with a presentation on "small scale ecological restoration" by [...]
Help Support Gabriola’s Smallest Mammal
Article and photos © Carol McDougall Of 35 threatened mammals in Canada, the largest [...]
NS tips – putting your garden to bed
A note from Nature Stewards program coordinator Ken Gurr...This is the time when most of [...]
