We’ve had a busy and productive year at the Mayne Island Conservancy. Here are some of the ways we’ve worked to conserve the ecology of Mayne Island for future generations. We’d like to thank you for all of your support in 2018.
by Jeremy Murphy There are plenty of reasons we’re lucky to live in this part of the world. One of them is our electricity supply – it’s one of the cleanest on the planet. It Read more…
A new series exploring the effects of climate change on Mayne and specific ways we can adapt. Article by Simon Dalby The growing quantities of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere—because of all the fossil fuels Read more…
Red Alder: Young Forest Community Members Red alder (Alnus rubra) is a deciduous tree that grows abundantly in the Pacific Northwest. Their range spans between California and Alaska, and they grow particularly well in British Read more…
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