We hope you’ve had a chance to get out to Edith Point this spring! Next time you visit you may notice some small changes along the trails. Work is ongoing through May and June by the Mayne Conservancy to improve the safety of trails for visitors and to minimize the Read more
We are excited to announce we have begun a new partnership with the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) for the stewardship of Edith Point. We worked closely with the NCC and the Graves Family for years, leading to the purchase of 87-acres at Edith Point by the NCC in 2022. Read more
If you’ve been for a walk recently on Edith Point you may have noticed a new sign at the entrance gate and then again along the trail. These signs indicate that visitors are entering an ecologically sensitive area owned and managed for conservation by the Nature Conservancy of Canada in Read more
The Mayne Island Conservancy is pleased to have participated in the purchase of Edith Point, and in ensuring that it is protected forever! The Graves family, who owned the point for almost three decades, consulted with Michael Dunn, Executive Director of the Conservancy, over a number of years, discussing options Read more