NOTICE
Invasive Species Removal
WHO? Sea to Sky Invasive Species Technicians &
Líl̓wat Forestry Ventures
WHAT? Removing Scotch broom
WHEN? May 28th, 2025
WHERE? IR 6 – LFV cut blocks
WHY? Scotch broom is invasive (see below!)
Scotch broom is an invasive species that easily invades sunny,
disturbed sites including rangeland, roadsides, and areas of
recent logging. Scotch broom can increase the intensity of
wildfires, obstruct sightlines along roads, and crowd out native
plants that animals depend on. Scotch broom is toxic to
livestock. A mature plant can live up to 25 years and produce
seeds that can survive in the soil for 30 years.
To report invasive species, please contact On-Reserve
Lands Manager Amie Waelchli at 604 894 6115 or
amie.waelchli@lilwat.ca or submit a report to SSISC at
ssisc.ca/report
