Cedar Coast provides guests, education groups, artists and researchers with accommodation and resources to enjoy and learn from the natural wonders of Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia.
To provide a space for people to rejuvenate, gather, learn and play in a nature-based setting.
To facilitate high quality, place-based arts, science and cultural programs that foster a deeper connection between students and the natural world.
To provide accommodations and resources for visiting artists, researchers and education groups to study the local ecosystem in a comfortable and collaborative environment.
To create an off-grid facility that exemplifies ecological design— with food, energy and water systems that mimic the inherent efficiencies of the natural world and inspire visitors to deepen their connection with natural resources.
To advocate on behalf of the ecological communities and systems that sustain life on this planet as we know it.
Recognizing and honouring that we are on Unceded Traditional Territory of the Keltsmaht and Ahousaht First Nation.
Every act from what we study and what we teach, to what we eat and how we live is connected to this “place.” As humans, it is important that we recognize our role within the greater web of life and try to deconstruct the anthropogenic view we place upon it.
Continually striving to connect with a greater diversity of people who may access and experience Clayoquot Sound, BC.
Providing visitors with the resources to foster their own sense of wonder and inquiry-based projects.
Continually striving to connect with a greater diversity of people who may access and experience Clayoquot Sound, BC.
The Centre strives to work within nature’s flows and cycles, while creating a positive interface between humans and the rest of the natural world.
We strive to provide meals that are healthy for the consumer and the ecosystem, by prioritizing local, organic, low-impact foods.
The Cedar Coast Centre provides immersive nature experiences in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia.