Sidney Island Restoration Alliance
Committed to restoring the rare Coastal Douglas-fir ecosystem on Sidney Island for future generations
Along with local First Nations, Parks Canada and a group of concerned Sidney Islanders, the Sidney Island Restoration Alliance (SIRA) is committed to the successful implementation of the Sidney Island Ecological Restoration Project (SIERP) including the eradication of invasive European Fallow deer.
Who is the Sidney Island Restoration Alliance?
SIRA is a group of current Sidney Island land owners who include past Presidents of Sallas Forest Strata Council, past and present Co-chairs of the Ecological Stewardship Committee, past Chair of the Deer Management Committee and others concerned with the ecological restoration of Sidney Island.
Why does SIRA support SIERP?
The mission, methods and evidence-based science that support SIERP.
What are the facts?
Frequently Asked Questions give you the facts on SIERP.
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Ready to learn more? Read from our archive to help you understand the background and rationale for restoring the ecology of Sidney Island for future generations.
