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Project Lists

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 […]

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Coastal Region E-letter

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 Provincial May 2024 E-letter Coastal Region […]

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Columbia Region E-letter

E-letter Provincial January 2025 E-letter Columbia Region November 2024 E-letter Columbia Region September 2024 E-Letter Columbia Region July 2024 E-Letter Columbia Region June 2024 E-letter Provincial May 2024 E-letter Columbia Region April 2024 E-letter Columbia […]

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Peace Region E-letter

E-letter Provincial January 2025 E-letter Peace Region November 2024 E-letter Peace Region September 2024 E-letter Peace Region July 2024  E-letter Peace Region June 2024  E-letter Provincial May 2024 E-letter Peace Region April 2024 E-letter Peace […]

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Toadfest

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 […]

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Columbia Region Board and Committee List

Columbia Region Board members (October 2023) are responsible for guiding our work. Their work is supported by a First Nations Working Group, as well as fish and wildlife technical committees. Board members pictured, left to […]

Columbia Region

New Peace Region board member!

Andy Johnson: new public member for our Peace Region board Andy Johnson—from Montney, just north of Fort St. John—is the newest public member of our Peace Region board. Andy grew up in coastal B.C. but […]

Peace Region

Regional guidance for grant applicants

Review our regional guidance documents before starting your grant application. Project priorities, mandatory and optional requirements, and the approach to early engagement with First Nations varies by region. Coastal Region guidance for grant applicants 2024 […]

Provincial

Land Securement

Land securement grants Securing critical ecosystems and habitats for conservation is an important way to help conserve and enhance fish and wildlife in watersheds impacted by BC Hydro dams. The FWCP funds land securement projects […]

Provincial

New board member!

New public representative joins our Coastal Region board Meet Ian Routley, the newest public representative appointed to our Coastal Region board following a competitive process. Ian grew up on Vancouver Island where he developed a […]

Coastal Region

Information for approved grant recipients

Next steps for approved 2025—2026 grant recipients If your fall 2024 grant application is approved for 2025—2026 by our regional boards, please read our info kit about next steps for approved grant recipients. See our […]

Provincial

Annual Newsletter

FWCP Newsletter 2022 FWCP Newsletter 2021 FWCP Newsletter 2020 FWCP Newsletter 2019 FWCP Newsletter 2018 FWCP Newsletter 2017 FWCP Newsletter 2015  FWCP Newsletter 2014  FWCP Newsletter 2013 FWCP Newsletter 2011

Provincial
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New Coastal Region manager announced

Meet Mark Sherrington Mark Sherrington joins the FWCP in December 2024 as our new Coastal Region manager. Mark comes to the FWCP from a 10-year tenure managing fish and wildlife projects implemented under BC Hydro’s […]

Coastal Region

Toadfest 2022

Toadfest 2022! For the first time since 2019, Toadfest took place at Summit Lake Provincial Park – in person, and people learned all about Western Toads and other species in the local area. They also […]

Columbia Region