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What you need to know
Seeding stewardship offers community members the opportunities to take care of nature-based solutions.
This year, we have 7 sites looking for leaders and urban nature lovers to support them.
What are nature-based solutions?
Every Vancouver neighbourhood features nature-based solutions, including wildflower meadows and rain gardens.
These spaces:
- Bring nature into the city
- Clean and manage rainwater
- Cool the urban environment
- Mitigate climate change
- Encourage biodiversity
- Make the city more livable
We're launching a new program to help you start stewardship groups dedicated to nature-based solutions.
You can receive support to create community opportunities that:
- Build connection through education and stewardship
- Promote biodiversity and healthy habitats
- Support healthy water
- Enhance climate resilience
Parks and public spaces for stewardship opportunities
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Pine St pollinator park
1605 W 6th Ave
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Pine St blue green system
Pine St and W 7th Ave
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Sunset Park rain garden
E 51st Ave and Prince Edward St
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Memorial Park South pollinator garden
5955 Ross St
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W 63rd and Yukon St green rainwater infrastructure plaza
W 63rd Ave and Yukon St
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China Creek Park North pollinator garden
1001 E 7th Ave
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W 42nd Ave and Ontario St rain garden
W 42 Ave and Ontario St