F22 Upper Columbia Sturgeon This ongoing project, implemented through BC Hydro’s White Sturgeon Management Plan under the Columbia River Water Use Plan, is contributing to the White Sturgeon Conservation Aquaculture Program in the Canadian portion […]
F21 Upper Columbia Sturgeon The Upper Columbia Sturgeon project, implemented through BC Hydro’s White Sturgeon Management Plan under the Columbia River Water Use Plan, is contributing to the White Sturgeon Conservation Aquaculture Program in the […]
April 26, 2019
Help release juvenile White Sturgeon Come to Shelter Bay Provincial Park Tuesday, May 7, 2019 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and help release hundreds of juvenile White Sturgeon into the Arrow Lakes Reservoir. Learn […]
April 1, 2019
White sturgeon in BC: Moving from recruitment failure to restoration Guest Presenter: Dr. Steve McAdam Hydroelectric Impacts Biologist BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Co-chair—National White Sturgeon Recovery Team Thursday, April 11, 2019 7:30 […]
F20 Upper Columbia sturgeon Implemented through BC Hydro’s White Sturgeon Management Plan, under the Columbia River Water Use Plan, this FWCP project is contributing to the White Sturgeon Conservation Aquaculture Program in the Canadian portion […]
F19 Upper Columbia Sturgeon The objectives of this conservation aquaculture program are to: 1) prevent extirpation, and 2) retain the genetic diversity of the existing wild stock in supplemental progeny.
Upper Columbia River sturgeon recovery The objectives of this conservation aquaculture program are to 1) prevent extirpation, and 2) retain the genetic diversity of the existing wild stock in supplemental progeny.
Upper Columbia River Sturgeon Recovery The population of White Sturgeon in the Canadian portion of the Upper Columbia River is undergoing recruitment failure, where eggs and larvae are not surviving to young fish, and age […]
August 24, 2015
Endangered Columbia River White Sturgeon have been getting help from the FWCP, and locals, who have helped release more than 137,000 juveniles since 2000. Monitoring indicates about one-quarter of these juveniles are surviving. Learn more.
