
FWCP Events
Upcoming Events Critter Day 2025 Saturday, May 10 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. PT Beaver Creek Provincial Park, 10 minutes east of Trail Critter Day is back! Learn about the critters that call the Pend […]
Upcoming Events Critter Day 2025 Saturday, May 10 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. PT Beaver Creek Provincial Park, 10 minutes east of Trail Critter Day is back! Learn about the critters that call the Pend […]
2025-2026 fish and wildlife project lists In 2025-2026, our regional boards approved $9.2 million for 72 fish and wildlife projects. Our Coastal Region board approved 22 projects, our Columbia Region approved 25 projects, and our […]
E-letter Coastal Region April 2025 E-letter Coastal Region March 2025 E-letter Provincial January 2025 E-letter Coastal Region November 2024 E-letter Coastal Region October 2024 E-letter Coastal Region September 2024 E-letter Provincial August 2024 E-letter […]
Notice of intent: supporting early engagement of First Nations In our Columbia and Peace regions, a mandatory notice of intent (NOI) is the first step in completing your grant application. A notice of intent is […]
Follow our guidance for Arctic Grayling projects Prior to construction of the 1967 W.A.C. Bennett Dam and creation of the Williston Reservoir, Arctic Grayling were widespread and abundant. Today, self-sustaining populations are limited, and in […]
Our Governance Manual defines a harmonized governance and delivery framework that recognizes the unique attributes of each of the regions in which we operate – Coastal, Columbia, and Peace. The Governance Manual provides a structure […]
Peace Region Board members (October 2023) are responsible for guiding the FWCP’s work. Their work is supported by the First Nations Working Group. Board members pictured, left to right: Chris Addison, Heather Middleton, Corey Erwin, […]
Toadfest 2025 We’re back – fingers crossed! The dates for Toadfest 2025 are Wednesday, August 6 (afternoon) and Thursday August 7 (morning) at Summit Lake Provincial Park, near Nakusp. Toadfest 2023 & 2024 We had […]
Nutrient additions rebuild the natural food web The Nutrient Restoration Program is rebuilding the natural aquatic food web that existed in Kootenay Lake and the Arrow Lakes Reservoir before the construction of BC Hydro dams. […]