Apply now: join our Peace Region board! We’re looking for a new public member to join our Peace Region board for a three-year term starting as early as summer 2024. The Peace Region board is […]
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Greg Rickbeil: new public representative for our Columbia Region board! Meet Greg. He’s the newest member of our Columbia Region board, that is responsible for all funding decisions and the region’s annual operating plan. There […]
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Invasive Plant Management & Restoration of Protected Areas This program aims to retain functional and sustainable ecosystems in protected areas of the Upper Columbia Valley by mitigating the impacts of invasive species. Benefits include the reduction of […]
Peace Reach Lake Trout Movements Williston Reservoir has seen a dramatic increase in Lake Trout abundance in the past decade, however, no information is available on the movements, life history, and reproductive behaviour of these fish. This […]
Ecosystem Impact‐Nutrient Enrichment by Kokanee in Williston Williston Reservoir and its tributaries are highly nutrient‐limited. Previous attempts to increase productivity through fertilization had only limited success. The introduction of Kokanee, however, has the potential to greatly change nutrient […]
Gething Creek Bull Trout Assessment Large‐bodied adfluvial Bull Trout residing in Dinosaur Reservoir use Gething Creek to spawn each fall. In 2015, attempts to capture Bull Trout in the plunge pool at the base of Gething Creek […]
Peace Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program Colloquium This project provides an education and outreach venue for creating connections and developing relationships with those who have an interest in the area. These events are opportunities to share knowledge […]
Survey of Two Tributary Creeks in the Courtenay River Estuary This project will conduct preliminary topographic surveys of both Glen Urquhart and Mallard creeks to determine options for future stream restoration. Habitat features, such as pools and […]
Upper Squamish River Habitat Restoration Project This project involves restoring several important salmonid watercourses in the upper Squamish River Watershed, including High Falls Creek (adjacent to the Daisy Reservoir Penstocks), Branch 100 Creek, and Mile 22 Creek, […]
Seton River Corridor Conservation Restoration Project: Phase 4 This project engages disparate stakeholders to facilitate the development and implementation of a Seton River Corridor Conservation and Restoration Plan, with the aim of enhancing and increasing valuable habitat […]
Land Securement & Reclamation for Puntledge Salmonids Project Watershed has a vision to secure and restore a key property, a former sawmill site, in the K’ómoks Estuary. This project is for a scoping grant to compile the […]
