2008 Community Stewardship Award - Other Nominees
· Islands Trust Area · Miscellaneous · 2021
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Topics: Marine & foreshore · Aquaculture & shellfish · Fresh water & aquifers · Agriculture & the ALR — our classification, not the Trust's.
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Sustaining the Islands – Community Stewardship Awards Program 2008 Nominee Recipient Profile Nominee: Saturna Scribbler Team of Volunteers, Saturna Island Category: Group Project: Saturna Scribbler Nominator(s): Ilka Olsen Letters of Support: NA Project Description: The Saturna Scribbler is a monthly newsletter dedicated to recording local events, activities, history, and news. This publication has been in print for many years, and has been run and written by a range of community members and groups. This paper is so highly valued by islanders that it is in the process of being archived by the local library. The Scribbler currently boasts a staff of 15 volunteers, many of whom have been involved with the publication for over a decade. This team of volunteers is not only providing a community service, but through their efforts, also make a dedicated and ongoing contribution to the Saturna Island community. Sustaining the Islands – Community Stewardship Awards Program 2008 Nominee Recipient Profile Nominee: Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia, B.C. Category: Group Project: Island Conservancy and Land Trust Support Nominator(s): Salt Spring Island Conservancy Letters of Support: NA Project Description: Since 1997 the Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia has supported the work of Trust Area conservancies. The Alliance has developed educational programs and resources that help local conservancies to steward, protect, and restore the natural environment of the islands. Their publications are extensive, ranging from the award winning ‘Islands in the Salish Sea Atlas’ to a series of conservation information kits and brochures for real estate agents, developers, and the general public. The Land Trust Alliance also provides island conservancies with financial services, including group insurance programs and small grants. Individually, island groups would not have had the time or in some instances, the resources, to produce the high quality of work that the Land Trust Alliance has been able to provide. Sustaining the Islands – Community Stewardship Awards Program 2008 Nominee Recipient Profile Nominee: Pender Islands Animal Welfare Society, Pender Islands Category: Group Project: Wildlife and Domestic Animal Protection Nominator(s): The Pender Islands Trust Protection Society Letters of Support: NA Project Description: The Pender Islands Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) was established in 1996, with a mandate of assisting animals in need and educating the public about the need for protecting animals. With over 15 volunteers, and the support of cash donations from the community, PAWS has undertaken numerous activities and programs, including: the development of a pet food ‘Food Bank’; an annual PAWS Education Day; animal placement services; dog-sitting services during the Fall Fair; working with boaters to ensure safe passage
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