Watersheds, Wildfire and Changing Forest Landscapes
This day-long symposium will explore land ownership and management contexts, changing ecosystems and emerging risk, and ecosystem restoration practices to reduce wildfire risks and improve ecosystem health in the WUI
Winter Bird Walk with Jason Straka
Join us for this special holiday offering! Winter is a wonderful time to learn about the birds of Cumberland. Monday December 30th let’s celebrate the coming new year with a guided
Support the Year-End Cumberland Forest Fund
Our Cumberland Forest Fund year end drive continues and we hope you will consider making a 2024 charitable donation to support our ongoing conservation efforts in the forests, waters and
Cumberland Forest Executive Director receives King Charles III medal
In a small ceremony held in September, Cumberland resident Meaghan Cursons received the King Charles III Coronation Medal. The medal, presented by MLA Josie Osbourne, recognizes Cursons’ significant contributions to
25 Years in 2025!
Did you know that 2025 marks the 25th anniversary of the Cumberland Forest? Our small but mighty not for profit was formed in the year 2000 in response to logging
Restoring the Perseverance Creek Corridor
The spawning Coho were watching closely as Cumberland Forest volunteers crawled up and down the banks next to the new Lower Perseverance Creek Pedestrian bridge. Last week, CCFS Program Coordinator
Cumberland Kids Caring for the Forest
There has been a lot of activity in the forest this fall as classes from Cumberland Community School have engaged in human impacts learning and hands on restoration work in
5th Annual Cumberland Fungus Fest about to bloom!
Calling all lovers of fungus and forest ecology! The 5th Annual Cumberland Fungus Fest is about to bloom! On October 3rd, 4th and 5th, mycophiles from across the Salish Sea will converge
New bridge re-connects Wellington Corridor
Autumn rains mean that water is flowing again in Perseverance Creek and thanks to the new pedestrian bridge crossing we have a whole new perspective on this creek and the