81 fish & wildlife projects announced for 2024-2025

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Twenty nest boxes installed for western screech-owl

Coastal Region

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Photo: Madrone Environmental

Coastal Region

13 km of resource roads restored to caribou habitat

Peace Region

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Photo: Nikanese Wah tzee Stewardship Society

Peace Region

More than 100 m² of kokanee spawning habitat enhanced

Columbia Region

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Photo: Government of B.C.

Columbia Region

Get ready for Toadfest 2024

Summit Lake Provincial Park

Tuesday, July 30, 4 – 7 p.m. PT

Wednesday, July 31, 9 a.m. – noon PT

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Photo: Barb Houston

Columbia Region

Grant applicants in Columbia and Peace regions

Register now: Notice of intent information session Thursday, August 1

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Photo: NSOBP, Zonal Ecosystem and Wildlife Consultants Ltd., Danny Coyle, A. Glass, Ben Meunier

81 Projects Approved 2024–2025

27 Coastal Region Projects 2024–2025

30 Columbia Region Projects 2024–2025

24 Peace Region Projects 2024–2025

Grant Intake

Our annual grant intake opens Monday, July 29. Grant applicants in our Columbia and Peace regions only must start an application and submit a notice of intent by Tuesday, September 10. This mandatory first step for our Columbia and Peace regions supports our engagement with First Nations.

Grant applicants in our Coastal Region are not required to submit a notice of intent.

Register for our notice of intent information session to learn more.

81 projects and $8.7M approved

Our three regional boards approved $8.7 million for 81 projects in 2024-2025, including 27 projects in our Coastal Region, 30 in our Columbia Region, and 24 in our Peace Region.

Read our project lists. See our project map.

 

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Grant intake opens soon

Apply for a fish or wildlife grant starting July 29.

All grant applicants in our Columbia and Peace regions must start your application and submit a mandatory notice of intent by Tuesday, September 10. Coastal Region grant applicants are not required to submit a notice of intent.

 

 

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Great blue heron

Funded by BC Hydro

BC Hydro has water licence obligations in the Columbia and Peace regions, and has made voluntary commitments to address the impacts of dams of the Coastal Region. BC Hydro fulfils the applicable obligations through the work of the FWCP.

BC Hydro works in equal partnership with the Province of B.C., Fisheries and Oceans Canada, First Nations and public stakeholders by participating on FWCP’s regional Boards.

 

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Apply anytime of year

Apply for our Seed Grant up to $5,000 to help grow and plan your project idea.

You can also apply any time for a Community Engagement Grant up to $1,500 to take action to benefit local fish and wildlife. Contact a region manager any time of year to discuss our Land Securement Grants.

 

 

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Program News

Our Program Partners

The Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program is a partnership between BC Hydro, the Province of B.C., Fisheries and Oceans Canada, First Nations and public stakeholders to conserve and enhance fish and wildlife in watersheds impacted by BC Hydro dams.