In October, 2021 the Mayne Island Conservancy Board of Directors approved a policy regarding overabundant deer on Mayne Island. See the full policy here (link); below are some of its key points. The Mayne Island Conservancy has an important role to play by providing evidence-based information on the environmental impacts Read more…
On August 15 of this year, the Conservancy held its annual general meeting in Miners’ Bay Park. In spite of the sunny weather, the meeting was fairly sparsely attended compared to the previous year, presumably mainly due to the fatigue on the ongoing pandemic. We reported on the previous year’s activities, elected Read more…
The Mayne Island Conservancy is taking measures to ensure it can live up to its legal commitment to protect our conservation covenant on St John Point. This commitment is twofold: Monitoring the site at least annually to see that the owner (Capital Regional District) honours its commitment to preserve the ecological Read more…
The Conservancy evolves (again) by Malcolm Inglis, Board President The Mayne Island Conservancy Society’s 15th Annual General Meeting is coming up on April 21. At this AGM, the board of directors proposes to change our constitution. The constitution’s main function is to state what kind of business the organization is Read more…
By Malcolm Inglis, May 2016 Mayne Island Conservancy is pleased to announce the creation of The Mayne Island Conservancy Endowment Fund, managed by the Victoria Foundation. This registered charity accepts directed donations and bequests from donors to support a specific charity—like ours— with a permanent, secure income-generating endowment.. Effective conservation Read more…
September, 2013 – The question of re-establishing deer hunting on Mayne Island was brought to representatives of the Mayne Island Residents and Ratepayers Association and the Mayne Island Conservancy Society by the Provincial Fish and Wildlife Department who asked the Conservancy and MIRRA members to talk to the community members Read more…