Lasqueti Island Trust Area Includes:

Lasqueti Island Local Trust Area includes more than 23 associated islands including:

  • Jedediah Island
  • Jenkins Island
  • Sangster Island
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Meetings and Events Around: Lasqueti

Learn about upcoming Lasqueti Island Local Trust Area meetings and events and plan to attend.

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Jul 26
2023

Lasqueti LTC Regular Meeting

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Time: 11:00 am
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Oct 02
2023

Lasqueti LTC Regular Meeting

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Time: 11:00 am
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Dec 11
2023

Lasqueti LTC Regular Meeting

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Meeting Calendar

Meet Your Local Trust Committee

Mikaila Lironi

Mikaila Lironi

Lasqueti Island Trustee

Tobi Elliott

Tobi Elliott

Gabriola Island Trustee, Executive Committee Vice-Chair

Timothy Peterson

Timothy Peterson

Lasqueti Island Trustee, Executive Committee Vice-Chair

 

 

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Island Profile

The Lasqueti Island Local Trust Area includes over 20 islands. It has three provincial parks (Jedediah Island, Sabine Channel, Squitty Bay) and four protected sanctuaries. In its waters, the local trust area has critical habitat for the Marbled Murrelet and Killer Whale.

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About Conservancy

Mature Forest Growth

35

%

on island

Parks and Woodland

12

%

protected

Population

Lasqueti

495

Trust Area

Sensitive Ecosystems

14

%

protected

News Lasqueti LTA

Find out what's happening in and around your local trust area

Read the latest edition of the Heron

Islands Trust Conservancy’s most recent edition of the Heron is out now! Cover of the Heron newsletter – Spring 2023.…

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Islands Trust Conservancy’s Species At Risk Program gets federal funding boost

Lək̓ ʷəŋən, METULIYE/Victoria, B.C. –  Islands Trust Conservancy has received a three-year funding boost of $660,000 from Environment and Climate…

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In the foreground there is a yellow painted nail next to a small yellow montane violet plant with three flowers. In the background you can see a woman putting down bright pink flags to mark other threatened plants.

Lasqueti LTC 2023 Regular Meeting Schedule – Adopted

The Lasqueti LTC 2023 adopted business meeting schedule is now available.   To review the agendas, minutes and recordings of any Lasqueti…

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Link Island donated to Islands Trust Conservancy – highest valued land donation in Conservancy’s history

For immediate release Lək̓ ʷəŋən, METULIYE/Victoria, B.C. – Late conservationist Betty Swift has donated Link Island, a 21.45 hectare (52.5…

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Cliffs spotted with over-hanging arbutus trees overlooking the Salish Sea on a rainy spring day. In the foreground little yellow wildflowers and lichens cover the cliff face.

Islands Trust Conservancy provides $5,400 Opportunity Fund grant to support a new nature stewardship program on Thetis Island

Lək̓ ʷəŋən, METULIYE/Victoria, B.C. – The Islands Trust Conservancy has granted $5,400 to Thetis Island Nature Conservancy for a new…

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Volunteers gather in the forest during a training session for THiNC's new Nature Stewards Program.

Introducing Moss Mountain covenant – one of Salt Spring Island’s newest protected areas

Lək̓ ʷəŋən, METULIYE/Victoria, B.C.  –  Islands Trust Conservancy celebrates the protection of nearly 50 hectares of land (112 acres) on…

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Moss Mountain covering with old leaves and naked trees

Islands Trust Conservancy gives $6,000 funding boost to support nature stewardship on Gabriola Island

Lək̓ ʷəŋən, METULIYE/Victoria, B.C.  – Gabriola Land and Trails Trust (GaLTT) has received a $6,000 Opportunity Fund grant from Islands…

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Nature Steward participant sign to encourage wildlife friendly gardens

Islands Trust Conservancy celebrates the protection of Woodpecker Forest on SDȺY¸ES/North Pender Island this Earth Day.

Lək̓ ʷəŋən, METULIYE/Victoria, B.C.  –   Islands Trust Conservancy (ITC) celebrates the addition of Woodpecker Forest, a new protected area that…

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Lisa Baile and Peter Pare in Woodpecker Forest