Invasive Species Disposal
Is your site planning on clearing invasive species?
Did you know that companies that are certified by the Sea to Sky Invasive Species Council pay a lower tipping fee to bring invasive species to the Squamish Landfill. Choose a certified local company for a cost-effective site-clearing option.
Want your company to become certified?
Companies are considered certified when at least half their employees and all supervisors and/or crew leaders have taken the course. Find more information about certifying your company here.
Click here for more information about disposing of invasive species in the District of Squamish
August 25, 2023
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