Events
Film Screening - "In My Backyard"
This film screening is free however, you must register.
BC Rivers Day Celebration!
Celebrate BC River’s Day at One Mile Lake Nature Centre!
Join us on September 22nd from 1pm to 4pm for a day of fun, learning, and community spirit hosted by the Stewardship Pemberton Society.
This year’s event promises something for everyone with education opportunities, activities and information sharing with the Pemberton Wildlife Association, Fisheries and Ocean Canada, Pemberton Arts Council, and Sea To Sky Invasive Species Council, Speĺkúmtn Community Forest, and Outdoor Recreation Council of BC.
Highlights include:
-Storytime with special guest Tanina Williams (2pm).
-Kids art & craft station
-Salmon & watershed education.
-Invasive plant I.D. workshop(2:45pm).
-Information Booths.
Bring your family and friends for a fantastic afternoon celebrating and protecting our precious rivers.
Location: One Mile Lake Nature Centre
Date: September 22nd
Time: 1pm - 4pm
We recommend walking or cycling to the centre.
If you are driving you can park in the commuter parking lot across from the co-op gas station and take a short walk past the Pemberton Creek Community Garden, over the bridge to the Nature Centre.
This Stewardship Pemberton event is proudly supported by the Whistler Community Foundation, Village Of Pemberton, and Squamish Lillooet Regional District, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, and Outdoor Recreational Council of British Columbia.
Green ideas over Drinks - Engines and Fuels: A look under the hood
We're living in a changing landscape when it comes to engines, fuels and energy management systems. Reducing energy waste and implementing energy-efficient technologies can help contain greenhouse gas emissions. New technologies in engines and power systems are replacing decades-old ways of doing things.
Come and learn more about these systems we're part of every day - but often know very little about! Dan Moody, local mechanic and fuels manager for Blackcomb Helicopters, will be sharing his experience across a variety of industries.
Green Drinks is a community conversation on local environmental topics. Come on out and bring a friend - this is a great chance to meet others and engage in meaningful conversation.
Green ideas over Drinks- Slow Fashion
How can we be conscious consumers of fashion and understand sustainable alternatives? Led by Sierra Aston, join us for a conversation around the slow fashion movement and how to do an audit of your own home closet. Sierra is a former Executive Director of Stewardship Pemberton, has a background in fashion sustainability, and is deeply connected to local businesses that provide alternative consumption options to our communities.
Green ideas over Drinks
“Grizzly bears, barometers of wilderness and the health of ecosystems” Coast to Cascades Grizzly Bear Initiative with Allen McEwan
The Coast to Cascades Grizzly Bear Initiative seeks to protect and recover threatened grizzly bears and safeguard their habitat in southwest British Columbia. Grizzly bears are barometers of wilderness and the health of ecosystems.
