Sustainable Progress at 57 Mile Ranch: Pursuing an EFP
When 57 Mile Ranch decided to participate in the Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) Program, they were looking for practical ways to improve their environmental stewardship while enhancing [...]
Building a Greener Future: Annie’s Family Farm’s EFP Journey
Annie’s Family Farm, located on the lush outskirts of North Cowichan in the Cowichan Valley, participated in the Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) Program in 2025. Utilizing this no-cost, confidential assessment, John & Telia collaborated with their local EFP [...]
Raising Lambs, Raising Standards: Janice’s EFP Story
Janice, the owner and operator of Janice’s Lamb in the Central Okanagan, has always been committed to sustainability and animal welfare. With a focus on [...]
Growing a Greener Future: South Alder Farms’ Journey with the Environmental Farm Plan
South Alder Farms, a berry producer in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland, is dedicated to growing, producing, and harvesting high-quality agricultural products. Recognizing the importance of sustainable farming, [...]
Protecting Farmland and Salmon Habitat on the Somas River
For almost 50 years, Bob and Anne Collins have cared for the land that makes up Collins Family Farm, located along the banks of the [...]
Restoring Salmon Habitat Health at Coleman Meadows Farm
At Coleman Meadows Farm, stewardship is a family commitment. Owners Russell and Jennifer Dyson, along with their son Edward and his wife [...]
Rootdown Organic Farm: Cultivating Sustainability with EFP
Rootdown Organic Farm, located in the beautiful Squamish-Lillooet region, is a shining example of how small-scale farms can drive meaningful progress in sustainable agriculture. Specializing in greens and garlic and growing over [...]
Nurturing the Land and Future: Foxburrow Farm’s EFP Story
British Columbia’s agriculture industry is on a path toward greater environmental stewardship, and Foxburrow Farm stands as a shining example of how Environmental Farm Plans (EFPs) are [...]
Case Study: McClure Creek
At McCallum Farm on Vancouver Island, targeted riparian restoration along the Millstone River and its tributary, McClure Creek, is helping protect vital salmon habitat while [...]
Case Study: Hokkanen Creek
Thanks to the Scaling the Implementation of Riparian Restoration (SIRR) Program, which utilizes a Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) model, this once-choked stretch [...]
Case Study: Plested Creek
Plested Creek, a tributary of the Somass River near Port Alberni, is a high‑priority watershed that supports salmon spawning and rearing, as well as several [...]
Salmon Restoration Success in the Fraser Valley
From the banks of Marshall Creek to the winding edges of the Sumas and Hope sloughs, critical salmon habitat across the Fraser Valley is healthier [...]
