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(photo by Chris Junck)

Brittany Dewar cuts Scotch broom out of the vicinity of rare plants (photo by Chris Junck)

Please consider contributing financial support to help implement GOERT’s programs. Private donations from you and others contribute to work that would not otherwise be possible. A few hundred dollars for a small project can make a huge difference. Any donation you’d like to make is appreciated and will be used effectively to protect and restore Garry oak ecosystems. Read our Privacy Policy and our Donor Policy. GOERT's Charity Number is 84300 7816 RR0001.

Please donate online or write a cheque payable to GOERT and mail it to 209-606 Courtney Street, Victoria, BC V8W 1B6. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our financial administrator at finance@goert.ca or 250-383-3447.

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Did you know that you can donate life insurance or property to GOERT? Please ask your financial advisor or our financial administrator for more information: finance@goert.ca or 250-383-3447.

In the past, private donations have contributed to Garry oak ecosystems recovery in these ways:

  • Initiated the first banding project of coastal vesper sparrows (Endangered), allowing the researchers to define population size and territories
  • Paid for a mycological survey at Mill Hill Regional Park for 2006–2007, to complement previous surveys undertaken there
  • Contributed to printing The Garry Oak Gardener’s Handbook
  • Helped with a survey of species at risk at Trial Islands Ecological Reserve
  • Helped improve the GOERT website to better serve the needs of our working groups, the public, researchers and people involved in Garry oak restoration
  • Contributed to the establishment of a covenant at Camas Hill in Metchosin
  • Contributed funds for a proposed yellow montane violet (Threatened) inventory on provincial crown lands adjacent to the Mt. Tuam Ecological Reserve
  • Contributed to species at risk surveys at the Somenos Garry Oak Protected Area
  • Helped us contact and work with landholders (private and corporate) who have species at risk on their land
  • Helped us provide species at risk workshops to local government staff
  • Helped fund us to meet and correspond with developers and local governments on tree protection bylaws, development proposals, Official Community Plans, and power transmission line and road developments, providing information on how to protect Garry oak habitat and species at risk