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Updated: Sep 30, 2023


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What do we do?

The Pender Islands Conservancy Association is a group of people who value and appreciate the natural beauty of the Pender Islands and the surrounding Salish Sea, and understand the importance of preserving the varied habitats found here. Our mandate is to endeavour to safeguard the evolution of our natural environment in balance with increasing human presence.


Pender Islands Conservancy volunteers and staff engage in a wide variety of projects and activities that aim to:

  • Promote awareness and understanding of the natural environment of the Pender Islands and the impact of expanding human activities on this environment through supporting community education initiatives.

  • Foster engagement of the community in participating in conservation, restoration and research activities on the Pender Islands, our shores and the surrounding Salish Sea.

We are a registered land trust, committed to ecological conservation and stewardship through land acquisition and covenants. Many of our projects involve collaboration with other organizations concerned with the stewardship of vulnerable habitats around the Gulf Islands and the Salish Sea.




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The Nature Centre at Hope Bay

#1 4301 Bedwell Harbour Rd

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We acknowledge that we live and work in the traditional territories of the Tsawout, Tsartlip, Pauquachin and Tseycum W̱SÁNEĆ peoples

 REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER : 887391068RR0001

Our mandate is to endeavour to safeguard the evolution of our natural environment in balance with increasing human presence.

© 2024 by Pender Islands Conservancy Association  |  Incorporated under the Societies Act of British Columbia, 1993
Member of the Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia

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