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We're Hiring Field Technicians!
If you are between 15-30 years old, going to school/have graduated from an environmental sciences program or similar, and want to spend...
osstewardship
Feb 21, 2024


The Faithful Few
#FunFactFriday Did you know that only about 3-5% of mammals mate for life? Beavers are one of those few mammals that will usually stay...
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Feb 16, 2024


It's the Year of the Dragon(fly)!
#funfactfriday It's Lunar New Year and we're entering the Year of the Dragon! Did you know that dragon(flies...) are some of the most...
osstewardship
Feb 9, 2024


Harnessing the Power of Native Pollinators
It’s a common spring sight in BC- plethoras of beehives scattered through fields and orchards, spreading honeybee pollination power...
osstewardship
Feb 7, 2024


Wonderous Wetlands
WHAT IS A WETLAND? It is estimated that 85% of our wetlands have been lost to development, so taking care of what's left is incredibly...
osstewardship
Feb 2, 2024


A Case for Re-wilding Unproductive Areas
The Okanagan Similkameen Stewardship Society (OSSS) partnered with Okanagan Crush Pad Winery to restore seven acres of creekside forest...
osstewardship
Jan 31, 2024


Crazy Crossbills
#funfactfriday Did you know that there are different sub-types of Red Crossbills in North America that have different beaks depending on...
osstewardship
Jan 26, 2024


A Case for Livestock Exclusion Fencing
One of the biggest challenges facing ranchers today is land stewardship. Maintaining a healthy environment is key to a viable business...
osstewardship
Jan 24, 2024


Squirreling away food
#funfactfriday When it comes to your "Reorganize my entire kitchen" New Year's resolution, are you a Grey Squirrel or a Red Squirrel?...
osstewardship
Jan 19, 2024
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