National Observer, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
A new land conservancy on Saturna Island has created a significant green corridor that includes B.C.’s rarest climatic zone.
The Nature Trust of B.C. has purchased 143.5 acres for the Money Creek conservation area on the southwest corner of Saturna, which falls in the moist maritime Coastal Douglas Fir (CDF) bioclimatic subzone, part of the smallest and rarest of the province’s 16 ecological zones
Continue reading New land trust creates a rare climate zone ‘backbone’ that stretches Saturna Island
