I stand with Nathalie Chambers! A voice for Mother Nature, a voice for people, a voice for fairness. – Hereditary Chief Eric F.H. Pelkey

/ Nathalie Chambers is a most sincere, conscientious and hard-working supporter of her community, both human and natural. As a farmer, she has a deep understanding of sustainability and its importance in our lives. I happily endorse Nathalie as a Distruct of Saanich councillor.

I am a forest ecologist and a recovering municipal politician. Protection of the natural environment should be at the to[ of the list for Saanich voters this October. Development pressure never lets up. Saanich needs a councillor who will defend the agricultural fields, forests, wetlands, and Garry oak meadows that drew people here in the…

Nathalie Chamber has impressed me with her commitment to doing what is right for our community, not to be popular, but because she cares and truly wants to make Saanich the best it can be. In my time working for Saanich, I was also impressed with her commitment to community safety, supporting our strategies and…

Jasmindra Jaswanda Endorses Nathalie Chambers – click for video

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Nathalie Chambers truly values our regional biodiversity and does more than just proclaim herself concerned about it: she is a genuine steward of nature. I have always admired Nathalie’s commitment to being a champion of sustainability and her efforts to achieve her goals through collaboration. Nathalie’s efforts are authentic and tireless. She takes time to…

Councillor Chambers has been a rare and vital force speaking for habitats and species of Saanich. As a farmer and restoration ecologist standing up to intense pressure from a development minded council. Nathalie has faced intense opposition in her efforts to prevent remaining endangered habitats, natural areas, trees and ecosystems from being compromised and undermined.…

“Nathalie Chambers is deeply committed to a future for Saanich in which the needs for housing, social services and employment go hand in hand with the imperative of sustaining our environment, our precious natural areas, and our food production capacity, and mitigating climate change in many creative ways”.    Professor Nancy Turner,  July 2022