Wildsight Invermere

Registrations are ✨o p e n✨to hve your own stall at our Fall Pre-loved Clothing Market! Got clothes to sell? Become a stallholder, sell your pre-loved items and keep the profits! Team up with friends and have a stall together. Keep good quality items in circulation & textile waste out of our landfill in the Columbia Valley!

Our pre-loved clothing market is a place to gather the community, have a wine while you browse some of the great pre-loved items from our valley. Enjoy a local Invermere Brewing Co Beer or a Valley Dawgs for purchase!
📅 Mark your calendar: September 17 from 5pm-8pm at the Columbia Valley Centre!
🎟️* $2 cash donation at the door for entry into the market. All proceeds go toward supporting the ongoing conservation work of Wildsight Invermere!

& we are live! The 2026 Raffle for the Wild tickets are now available! Win big & give back to nature.
🎟️ Purchase 1 ticket for $10 or 3 tickets for $25 and go into the draw to win any of these 3 amazing prizes generously donated to help protect our wild places in the Columbia Valley.
🗓️ Raffle open until September 30, 2026. All proceeds go toward Wildsight Invermere conservation initiatives and programs that ensure the integrity and ecological value of our wild places are conserved for future generations.

🚨 New science alert 🚨 Last month, a paper was published that revealed 954 km2 of critical Southern Mountain Caribou habitat has been logged in British Columbia since the beginning of 2020. This is ON TOP of the 909 km2 that was logged in the five years prior.
To put this into perspective for you, 954 km2 is the equivalent of roughly 133,500 soccer fields. Imagine that for a moment: vast swathes of old and primary forests that took hundreds, perhaps thousands of years to grow, destroyed overnight.

Our government knows these forests are essential to the survival and recovery of Southern Mountain Caribou, a federally-listed threatened species, yet it allows this destruction to continue.
We’re working hard to stop that - both in court, with our lawyers at Ecojustice, and on the ground every day. Until midnight July 31, every donation to this work up to $5k are being matched dollar-for-dollar.
Please give generously today. Link in bio.

We are so excited to announce that Wildsight Invermere’s own defender of the wild, Baiba Morrow has been recognized for a lifetime of environmental stewardship and conservation leadership and presented the Ellen Zimmerman Award. Presented annually by Wildsight, the Ellen Zimmerman Award recognizes a woman who has made outstanding contributions to environmental conservation and education in the Upper Columbia Basin. The award honours the legacy of the late Ellen Zimmerman, a tireless advocate for the Columbia Wetlands, women’s rights and future generations.

Baiba spent 12 years as president of Wildsight Invermere. Notable amongst her countless achievements, Baiba helped spearhead the Wild & Scenic Film Festival (our branch’s biggest annual fundraiser, now in its 13th year), supported the restoration of an abused local recreational lake, as well as quietly recruited an entire new generation of volunteers. She also served on Wildsight’s regional board for multiple years.

Baiba is an instrumental member of Wildsight Invermere and our work wouldn’t be possible without the path she carved & her ongoing advocacy to defend the wild.