The Largest Ongoing Nature Cleanup Initiative in the history of Vancouver, BC and the Lower Mainland.

Web Of Life Society

Restoring forests, rivers, and ecosystems through community-driven cleanup, ecological restoration, and long-term environmental stewardship.

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Real change. Measurable results.

  • 100,000+ lbs of trash removed from forests and rivers

  • Several thousand volunteer hours contributed

  • Hundreds of sites cleaned, mapped, or actively monitored

  • Non-profit status achieved: September 2025

Group of people participating in a roadside cleanup, standing behind bags of collected trash on the grass next to a forested area and a road.

What We Do

Beyond Cleanup: Ecological Restoration & Habitat Care

Web Of Life Society’s work goes beyond removing trash. Our initiatives include:

  • Forest, river, and shoreline cleanups

  • Invasive species removal

  • Replanting native trees and shrubs

  • Installing native wildflower meadows

  • Habitat enhancement projects that support local wildlife

Every project is designed to improve long-term ecosystem health, not just short-term aesthetics.

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Map of cleanup spots completed
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Our Role in the Community

A Bridge Between Action, Data, and Collaboration

Web Of Life Society acts as a connector within the environmental community by:

  • Collaborating with other non-profits, stewardship groups, and local partners

  • Sharing site data, mapping intel, and logistics with organizations that can act on it

  • Supporting cleanup efforts in remote or equipment-intensive locations where resources are limited

By pooling knowledge and tools, we help ensure important ecological work gets done where it’s needed most.

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Our Vision

A Legacy of Resilient Ecosystems

We believe that strengthening our ecosystems is one of the most meaningful legacies we can leave future generations. Healthier forests, cleaner rivers, and restored habitats create ripple effects, supporting biodiversity, community well-being, and climate resilience in extraordinary ways.

Volunteering with Web Of Life Society is a direct way to turn that vision into action. Every cleanup, restoration project, and habitat improvement contributes to measurable environmental impact, while also offering a deeply rewarding, hands-on experience in nature.

Why volunteer with us:

  • Make a tangible difference through real, on-the-ground environmental work

  • Be part of a community working toward lasting ecological restoration

  • Gain experience in conservation, stewardship, and restoration practices

  • Log volunteer hours, with letters of involvement available upon request for school, work, or program requirements

By giving your time, you’re not only helping repair damaged ecosystems, you’re helping shape a healthier, more resilient future for everyone.

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Photo Gallery:

Five people standing outdoors near a chain-link fence, engaged in conversation, with trees and greenery in the background.
A man wearing a safety vest and khaki pants standing among rusted metal debris in a forest, holding an old television set on his shoulders, with tall green trees and moss in the background.
Group of volunteers picking up trash in a forest, surrounded by tall trees and greenery, with bags of collected litter and tools.
People clearing a forest trail with a wagon labeled 'Red Mountain Valley' under a blue sky with tall trees.
A pile of rusted, old scrap metal includes various car parts like a door, tires, and other unidentifiable metal pieces, situated in a grassy area in a wooded forest.
Five young people cleaning up trash in a forest, with debris including a large metal can, plastic bags, broken metal parts, and an old bicycle.
A man wearing safety glasses, a baseball cap, and a reflective safety vest holding a cordless power tool in a wooded area during daytime.
Group of people participating in a cleanup event outdoors, standing next to bags of collected trash on a dirt path in a wooded area on a cloudy day.
A person in a blue shirt standing behind a large pile of trash and discarded household items in a forested area.
Group of five people in a forest next to a large pile of trash and discarded items.
A man in a black shirt, sunglasses, and a reflective safety vest stands next to a discarded blue mini refrigerator in a wooded area. Several large plastic trash bags filled with garbage are scattered around the ground.
Group of six people, smiling and holding trash grab tools, standing behind a large pile of collected trash in a forested area after a cleanup event.
A young man wearing a dark hoodie, red gloves, and rubber boots standing in a wooded area with discarded rusty metal objects and debris around him, holding a stick.
A man wearing a high-visibility safety vest, rain jacket, and black pants stands in a forest, holding a large piece of wood above his shoulder. The forest floor is wet and muddy with fallen leaves, and trees surround him.
Group of people standing outdoors under a white canopy, wearing weather appropriate clothing, some with safety vests and gloves, in muddy terrain with trees and a road in the background.
Four people standing in a forest surrounded by trash and debris, including furniture, bags, and miscellaneous objects.
A group of people standing behind a large pile of collected trash and garbage bags beside a wooded area on a clear day.
Group of people standing in a forest behind large bags of collected trash during a cleanup event.
Group of people standing behind a pile of trash and garbage bags on the side of a forested road, after a cleanup event.
Sunlight rays streaming through tall trees in a dense forest.
A narrow dirt trail runs through a dense forest of tall, green moss-covered trees with sunlight filtering through the canopy.
A mountain stream running through a forest with trees on the riverbank and blue sky visible overhead.
Painted mural of a bee on a green leafy background on a brick wall.
A painted mural of a monarch butterfly perched on a white daisy flower against a green background.
A colorful mural of a hummingbird feeding from a flower on a green brick wall.
A sunlit forest with moss-covered trees and a dirt trail, under a blue sky with some clouds.
Person holding a small snake with yellow and black stripes, near rocky ground.
A group of five people cleaning up litter in a forest. Two men and three women, some wearing high-visibility vests and outdoor clothing, are standing near bags of collected trash and discarded tires on the ground.
Two women in hiking gear smiling and sitting in front of a pile of trash in a wooded area, including tires, plastic bags, and rusty metal debris.
Group of seven people kneeling and sitting in front of a large pile of trash and debris on a sidewalk, with a tree and road with cars in the background.
Volunteer removing litter from a forested area near a river, with collected trash bags and cleanup tools, under clear skies.
A woman in a red jacket and purple knit hat standing in a forested area next to a bicycle and a pile of trash, including plastic crates, black and white trash bags, various plastic items, and other debris.
A person in a gray shirt and gloves arranging trash and debris in a forested area with dense green foliage and tall trees.
A man in work attire with a safety vest and gloves is carrying a piece of wood in a forested area. There is debris and trash scattered on the ground around him, including broken wood and a plastic bag, indicating cleanup or removal activity.

Let’s come together to make a real difference for our environment and communities.

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