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It is our mission to preserve and enhance the Gorge Waterway through environmental education, restoration, conservation, stewardship, and community involvement. 

Help us reopen our doors!

Every dollar will go towards replacing Nature House’s broken shutter and reopening the doors to this free community learning space!

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$500,000+

Raised for
Ecosystem Conservation

300+

Community Volunteers Contributing to our Cause

70,000+

Nature House Visitors Since 2008

1600+

Native Plants Planted in Esquimalt Gorge Park

OUR FOUR PILLARS

Two people leaning in to identify a plant together

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ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

A bee with its legs packed with pollen, heading toward a golden rod, where a small woodland skipper is just taking off

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ECOLOGICAL STEWARDSHIP

Garden-gloved hands patting fresh soil around a newly planted plant

2

RESTORATION & CONSERVATION

A group of restoration volunteers hunched over and pulling out invasive species in the Park

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

D O N A T E

Directly contribute to environmental education and the long-term stewardship of the Gorge Waterway and its surrounding ecosystems. Every dollar counts in supporting our programs and projects.

B E C O M E  A  M E M B E R 

Become a member with us to stay involved and up-to-date with our organization while contributing to the long-term stewardship of the Gorge Waterway and its surrounding ecosystems.

V O L U N T E E R

We welcome volunteers of all ages and backgrounds to join us in our mission. Whether you have a passion for ecological restoration or a talent for nature interpretation, we have a role for you!

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The Gorge Waterway Action Society acknowledges and respects the lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking Peoples on whose traditional and unceded territories we work and the Songhees, Esquimalt, T'Sou-ke, W̱SÁNEĆ and other First Nations peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.

© 2024 by the Gorge Waterway Action Society.

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