Our Islands.
Our Communities.
Our Future.
Community perspectives on the future of the Southern Gulf Islands—land, water, forests, local livelihoods and the decisions that shape island life.

Southern Gulf Islands Coalition
A grassroots voice in conversations about the future of island communities.
Our archived pages bring together the views of residents and business owners concerned about land-use policy, access to docks, water availability, forest stewardship, housing and community life.
The Southern Gulf Islands are treasured for their forests, farms, wildlife, shoreline and people. The coalition’s site reflects a particular point of view within broader, ongoing public discussions.
Read Our Story ↗What matters to island communities
Find historical articles and resources on topics raised by the Coalition, with links to related pages.

Forest Fire Risk Conflict
Information and viewpoints about wildfire preparedness and the Islands Trust tree-protection proposal.
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Dock Dictatorship?
The role of marine docks in island transportation, livelihoods and emergency access.
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Forestry Facts
Research and community discussion about forest cover, private land and sustainable land management.
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Water Shortage Solutions
Local freshwater challenges, rainwater conservation and the debate surrounding desalination.
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Property Tax Bite
Community questions about the costs of governance and the possible effect on island property owners.
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The Islands Trust
Background on the Islands Trust, its responsibilities and the governance questions raised by the Coalition.
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& Tree Protection
The archived Coalition page raises questions about wildfire preparedness and proposed tree-protection policy. Review the historical discussion and official safety resources.
Explore the Issue ↗Stories, resources & community perspectives
Explore newsletters, resident viewpoints, public discussion and archived media about the Southern Gulf Islands.
Browse newsletters ↗Explore the latest topics in this archive
Keep the conversation informed.
Find the coalition’s contact details and public information resources.
