If you’re looking for a meaningful way to give back today, consider supporting conservation efforts in your community. You can donate directly to HCTF at hctf.ca/donate or explore local organizations working hard to keep BC’s ecosystems thriving.

🟠Get outdoors and reflect on how we are connected to and are part of nature

We invite you to:

🟠Attend an Indigenous-led event in your community: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/...

🟠Take a moment to read and reflect on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action: www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/b...

To learn more about the T4W scholarship head to our website: hctf.ca
and to learn more about the T4W initiative go to: lnkd.in/gXEtfpbv

Congratulations to each recipient, your work is helping build a more resilient and sustainable future for B.C.’s natural heritage! 🎉

Over the coming months we will be highlighting these students so stay tuned to learn more about their amazing work!

🎉This years recipients: 🎉

Mitchell Brunet
Melissa Butynski
Westin Creyke
Nathan Earley
Johanna Griggs
Sima Khanal
Zoe Konaz
Danny McNeil-Willmott
Yaelle Sarid-Segal
Robyn Stack

The Don McCubbing Scholarship is available for B.C. undergraduates completing an honours thesis or directed studies research project in their fourth year of a B.Sc. program. 📚

Don McCubbing Recipients: Tlell Schreiner, Emma Richardson, Johanne Marshall, Caio Nicholson de Figueiroa, and Robin Jans.

The Al Martin Conservation Scholarship supports graduate students passionate about fish and wildlife conservation and management in B.C. 🌿

Al Martin Recipients: Oliver Jumeau, Alicia Woods, Noa Mayer, Torrie Nicholas, Larisa Murdoch, Grace Melchers, Julie Thomas, Selena Carl, and Shannon Werden.