@lrinvasives.bsky.social
Lillooet, British Columbia
🪲 Spot an unusual insect? Help protect BC’s ecosystems! Some invasive pests threaten plants, forests & farms — early detection is key. Check the regional poster to see priority pests & report sightings via the QR code.
#InvasiveInsects #CitizenScience #ReportInvasives #insects
Earlier this month we spent the day with St'át'imc Government Services exploring invasives like cheatgrass—highly flammable + widespread.
You can remove small patches & replant disturbed soil with natives to reduce fire risk. #FireSmart #invasivespecies
Mud, seeds & plant parts can stick to your 4x4 & gear—then spread invasives to new areas. Before you roll out, clean off your machine!
Protect the trails you love.
#PlayCleanGo #4x4 #InvasiveSpecies #TreadLightly
Scotch Broom is an invasive shrub that fuels wildfires in the Lillooet area. 🌾 Bright yellow blooms, woody stems, spreads fast. Cut in bloom, don’t pull, and replant bare spots. Bag & landfill—don’t compost.
#ScotchBroom #InvasiveSpecies #Lillooet #WildfirePrevention
Blueweed is invasive in the Lillooet area—spreading fast and harming native plants. 🌱 Look for bright blue flowers + hairy stems. Pull before it seeds (wear gloves!), bag & landfill, and clean your gear!
#InvasiveSpecies #Blueweed #Lillooet #BCInvasives #gardening
Big thanks to Pamela Pilling & Annemieke Neufeld at Canadian Tire Kamloops for keeping invasives out of their Garden Centre! They monitor plants, destroy invasives, & educate vendors + customers. True #PlantWise leaders! 🌿 @tnrdinbc.bsky.social
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Boating in BC? All watercraft inspection stations are open—stopping is mandatory. Fines up to $690. 🚫🦠 Help stop invasive species like zebra mussels. Practice Clean, Drain, Dry & remove drain plugs before transport. #InvasiveSpecies #Boating #BCLakes #Lillooet #VisitLillooet
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Happy Earth Day, Lillooet! 🌎
We’re lucky to live, work, and play in such a beautiful place, surrounded by incredible landscapes and rich ecosystems.
At LRISS, we’re proud to help protect this land, our home, from invasive species so it can stay healthy for future generations.
