If you’ve been at the Downtown School Farm recently, maybe you’ve spotted Bean Woman? Who, you might ask? Here she is. Roger Quesnel with...

As signs of fall sneak up on us, some gardeners might dream of delicious root veggies like parsnips. But did you know that parsnip leaf...

After achieving his red seal, Michael spent time at both Fairmont & Rosewood hotels and finally at the Westin Whistler, where he took the role of Restaurant Chef. More recently, Michael was the Head Chef of Catering and events operations at the Sea to Sky Gondola, and consulting chef for House of Lager.

You're invited to a special afternoon celebrating connection—to land, culture, and each other. Join us on Friday, June 13 from 1:30 to...

After years in the private construction world the nonprofit world offered Robbie a breath of fresh air by building projects that benefit the community.

“Cultivating Curiosity: Innovative Models for Agriculture and Food Systems Literacy in BC Secondary Schools” is a three-part webinar...

Our Board of Directors brings a wealth of experience, passion, and strategic leadership to Squamish CAN. Each member is committed to driving positive change in our community by supporting sustainable food systems, promoting waste reduction, and ensuring that our local environment thrives for generations to come.

The Squamish Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Bird Festival, hosted by the Bird Friendly Squamish (BFS) team with Nature Squamish (formerly the Squamish Environment Society) will be in Junction Park & U Siyam Pavilion on Saturday, May 10 from 10AM - 2.30pm

While pollinators are essential to agriculture and biodiversity, changes in land use and weather patterns are threatening native populations, posing serious threats to food security.

Passionate about nature and nurturing sustainable communities, Stephanie likes to immerse herself in hands-on projects that make a positive impact.

It stands not only as a garden, but as a gathering place and an ongoing act of reconciliation.

Community-driven agriculture plays a crucial role in fostering food security, sustainability, and education. Recently, we had the...

Will you plant a tree? Reduce your energy consumption? Support ethical brands? Whatever you choose, know that your actions matter.

Marie-ève started with arts & photography in Québec & continued on to the film industry in Vancouver.

On March 1 from 10am-2pm prospective gardeners can head to Howe Sound Secondary School to learn all about seed-saving and more

Before Squamish, Shannon lived in Wellington. In addition to founding a theatre company, Shannon worked as the manager of a TimeBank.

Learn from our experience as we share insights into building a thriving school farm. ✔ Developing a shared vision and realistic operational

Originally from England and with a background in environmental science, Harriet now embraces an off grid lifestyle here in Squamish.

Squamish CAN recently wrapped up the Circular Economy Trailblazer Program, marking a major milestone in Squamish's sustainability journey.

'By preserving varieties, we are keeping seeds alive for future generations.' "...it was with some interest I recently attended a talk at...