Sam_and_EvaThe majority of British Columbians (over 3 million) live, work and play in and along the shores of Georgia Strait, parts of which are noted to be Canada’s most at-risk natural environment. But it’s all too easy not to make the connection between what we do and the health of the marine environment.

Georgia Strait is a regional ecosystem that supports a great diversity of life, through  which we are inextricably interconnected to thousands of people – and thousands more creatures – each year. Below are some suggestions to help you, your family and community better understand the importance of a healthy Strait and take action to protect it – in turn protecting the economy and our way of life.

Stewards of the Strait

There’s so much each of us can do to protect these waters. Here are some simple but meaningful steps you can take to make a positive impact on the health of the Strait.

ToxicSmart

Learn how the products we use in our homes and gardens end up in the ocean – and what you can do to reduce that impact.

Want to Volunteer?

Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. We hope you’ll get involved.  Sign up as a new volunteer and join the Georgia Strait Alliance team today!