 | Action is a no-kill, humane animal rescue sanctuary, dedicated and committed to the needs of homeless, abandoned, neglected, sick and injured animals and to educating people to be responsible pet owners.
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 | Open only if you really love animals! AAS is an all-volunteer registered charitable organization dedicated to the rescue, fostering, and rehabilitation of animals that official agencies will not help. We advocate for getting laws passed to stop animal cruelty, and exposing the reason why there is so little help for suffering animals in B.C. from these official agencies.
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 | “Showing God's love for all of creation" We work out our commitment to environmental action through community-based conservation projects, with a focus on science and research, practical conservation, and environmental education. |
 | How to apply for a Guide Dog
Application for training may be made directly to British Columbia Guide Dog Services. All applicants should contact Bill Thornton CEO at (604) 940-4504. The minimum age for applying for a Guide Dog is 14 years.
All interviews are conducted in the applicant's home and are carried out by a qualified Guide Dog Instructor. The applicant's spouse and family members are welcome to attend the interview; this is often very helpful, as the arrival of a dog in the family affects not only the new Guide Dog User, but all members of the family.
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 | The organization's mission is to prevent animal abuse and promote animal welfare. The BC SPCA was created under the auspices of the provincial Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, and is the only animal welfare organization in BC which has the authority to enforce laws relating to animal cruelty and to prepare cases for Crown Counsel for the prosecution of individuals who inflict suffering on animals.
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 | The BCWF is a province-wide voluntary conservation organization of hunters, anglers and recreational shooters, representing all British Columbians whose aims are to protect, enhance and promote the wise use of the environment for the benefit of present and future generations.
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 | Our Mission To promote and assist in the conservation of the fish and wildlife resources of the Province of British Columbia through the protection, acquisition or enhancement of fish and wildlife habitat, and to provide for such other charitable purposes as may in the discretion of the directors appear to contribute to the betterment of the fish and wildlife resources of the Province of British Columbia.
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 | The BCLSS mission is to act as a resource, communication, and information network among scientists, environmental professionals, lakeshore stewardship groups, lakeshore residents, the public, and government agencies in order to preserve, protect and restore lakes in British Columbia.
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 | The Burns Bog Conservation Society is a registered charity founded in 1988. We began as a small group of dedicated people determined to "conserve and preserve Burns Bog for all life in perpetuity." We conduct tours through the bog, present to local classrooms, set up displays at community events, publish educational material, and hold special events such as international Bog Day, a community celebration.
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 | “Now this is Love!" Founded by Vancouver Registered Animal Health Technologist Donna Lasser in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, CAAT sent 82 Veterinarians and Technologists to Louisiana in September and October, 2005. While in Louisiana, CAAT members aided in the rescue, medical and husbandry needs of thousands of animals displaced by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Now, CAAT is developing its volunteer base and the organizational infrastructure necessary to be able to respond rapidly to future catastrophic disasters and other worthy relief and humane education projects around the world |
 | Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture A non-profit society which promotes urban agriculture and environmental conservation in Vancouver, British Columbia. Urban agriculture concerns itself with all manner of subjects from rooftop gardens, to composting toilets, to air pollution and community development.
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 | Welcome to the Foundation Nature is our home. And just as we take care of our house, we also must take care of nature. Then again, nature takes care of us too. Nature cleans our air and water, makes the soil that grows our food and provides the resources to make all our material goods.
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 | Ducks Unlimited works to preserve wetland habitat for ducks and other waterfowl. Their projects include information and education campaigns and the web site offers ways for you to get involved.
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 | Community Sustainability FORED BC Society is a charity whose focus is environmental stewardship & community sustainability. FORED provides community sustainability programs including educational workshops, resources, tools & best practices templates, and an award-winning magazine, Landscapes. Our programs involve youths, business, schools, government, labour, First Nations, and leaders across all sectors.
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 | Environmental Health When most people think about health care, they think of their local hospital, but Fraser Health is much more. We're a network from Burnaby to White Rock to Hope of integrated health services working together to meet your health care needs.
We are the community hospital where you go to repair the broken leg you suffered on a weekend ski trip; the referral hospital where specialists save the life of your newborn after a high-risk birth; the residential care facility or assisted living facility where your elderly loved one receives care; the public health unit where your new baby is weighed and immunized; the mental health and addictions office where you can get support if you suspect a family member is suffering from depression or substance abuse; the home health workers who visit your disabled neighbour and offer the support needed to live independently; and the environmental health officers who monitor everything from your favourite local restaurant to your drinking water. (Click on any link above for contact information.) |
 | Caring for our Coastal Waters OUR MISSION: To protect and restore the marine environment and promote The sustainability of Georgia Strait, its adjoining waters and communities.
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 | Gibsons Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is a non-profit, registered society, that admits into care wild birds and small mammals which are in distress. Each year we receive hundreds of calls on behalf of injured and orphaned wildlife. We provide for the animal's every need including feeding, watering, daily cleaning and medicating (if necessary).
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 | About Greenpeace Greenpeace is an independently funded organization that works to protect the environment. We challenge government and industry to halt harmful practices by negotiating solutions, conducting scientific research, introducing clean alternatives, carrying out peaceful acts of civil disobedience and educating and engaging the public.
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 | Greyhaven is a registered non-profit society located in Surrey, BC specializing in parrot rescue, refuge and adoptions. Greyhaven is run solely by volunteers. We have no paid staff. Greyhaven's purpose is to: Rescue, rehabilitate and care for injured, orphaned, abandoned, unwanted and abused or neglected exotic birds. Run a successful adoption program. Educate the general public in the care and keeping of exotic birds.
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 | HAT is a non-profit regional land trust established by the Victoria Natural History Society to foster the protection and stewardship of ecologically significant lands on southern Vancouver Island and the southern Gulf Islands, in the southwest corner of British Columbia.
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 | A Message On Behalf Of The Animals We sure could use a little good news. We are living in very troubled times. Our pets only want our love; In turn they provide us with comfort and solace. With their soulful eyes, and the warmth of their unconditional love, in the difficult days and weeks that lie ahead, the bond between people and their pets will become stronger than ever before. If you have ever looked into the eyes of a shivering, frightened animal and through a simple act of kindness been rewarded by a gentle nuzzle, the sounds of a whimper or a contented purr, then you know exactly what I'm talking about.
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 | A nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating awareness and initiating action around food, health, and urban sustainability in the Greater Victoria community. We work proactively to promote and create personal, shared and community gardens, research, and educational activities and youth skills development programs.
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 | A Vancouver-based ecology organization dedicated to raising public awareness of the interrelationship of human, animal and environmental problems. Lifeforce urges society to address and solve problems by taking into consideration the long-term effects on all parts of the ecosystem.
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 | Our programs and services include: one-stop recycling centre and household hazardous wastes collection, community outreach, public education, youth environmental education program, Community Market, and Changes radio campaign (CHLY 101.7). Our programs and services provide the community with knowledge and opportunities to make a positive difference in our environment.
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 | Our Mission he Nature Trust is dedicated to the conservation of habitats and the naturally occurring plants and animals they nurture as well as other areas of ecological significance and scenic beauty within British Columbia.
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 | We offer a mix of interactive wildlife presentations, guided environmental walks, and stewardship programs that create unforgettable experiences for audiences of all ages. NWPS helps British Columbians appreciate the incredible diversity of wildlife and wild ecosystems right in their own backyards.
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 | The Canadian Institute of Sustainable Living One Sky's mission is to promote sustainable living globally. One Sky works on projects to promote human rights and sustainable economics and to conserve and protect the environment and in partnership with organizations in Sierra Leone, El Salvador, and Nigeria.
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 | PMES volunteers operate a salmon and trout hatchery, a water quality lab and public awareness/ community outreach programs, using salmon and trout life-cycle ecology as an instructional vehicle. The hatchery, newly created off-channel fish habitat, lab, 'polish' marsh (duck pond) and outdoor classrooms are located at the mouth of the Noons Creek watershed in Port Moody, British Columbia. |
 | One earth, One chance Members of Sierra Club of Canada, BC Chapter are British Columbians from all walks of life who care about the environment.
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 | (SPEC) SPEC's mission is to educate, activate and empower citizens in the Lower Mainland and Georgia Basin to reduce their ecological footprint and build healthy, sustainable cities. SPEC works tirelessly to promote social and economic policies that protect and improve air and water quality, and promote energy conservation and sustainable land-use in the Lower Mainland.
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 | Improving health, quality of life, and well being Our vision is to support the innovation, coordination, and integration of Animal-Assisted Support Services. Our goal is to unite Animal-Assisted Support Services Stakeholders to identify core values and common priorities to stimulate collaborative action to inspire and ensure a consistent level of quality, safety, and End-user satisfaction. |
 | Adopt an amazing Aquarium animal! This new program is your chance to become part of the Aquarium family. We are looking for adoptive parents for some of the Aquarium's amazing animals. By joining the Aquadopt program, either for yourself or as a gift for someone you love, you will help us to continue to give the care and feeding that all our animals require.
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 | West Coast Environmental Law is BC's legal champion for the environment. Through legal advice, education and advocacy, West Coast provides citizens and organizations with the knowledge, tools and innovative solutions needed to protect our environment and build sustainability locally, nationally and internationally.
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 | Vancouver Island ConservationVision The WCWC has now launched its science-based Vancouver Island Conservation Vision, which calls for the protection of 41% of the Island based on conservation biology principles.
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 | Whistler Animals Galore (WAG) is an organization that is dedicated to protecting and enhancing the lives of lost, unwanted and homeless animals in the Whislter area. WAG emphasizes quality care, socialization, behavioural training, medical treatment, and exercise for all of the animals in care. WAG strives to relocate abandoned and homeless animals into permanent loving homes. Catch WAG TV daily on Cable 6 in Whistler!
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