August 6, 2020
Archived Action Plans These archived Coastal and Columbia region Action Plans are for reference only. They do not provide current guidance on priority actions, and are no longer the basis for project funding from FWCP. […]
July 30, 2020
Restoring caribou habitat for herds in our Peace Region Efforts to restore habitat for endangered caribou west of Chetwynd are showing early signs of success. The most current data show that the deactivation and reforestation […]
July 21, 2020
Supporting caribou by monitoring deer in North Columbia In winter 2018-2019, deer were captured between Mica Dam and Revelstoke, in the Columbia North and Frisby-Boulder caribou ranges. Four White-tailed Deer does and three Mule Deer […]
July 14, 2020
Improving fish passage and habitat in the Stave River Watershed An aged wooden fish ladder has been replaced with a new 8.5-metre-long steel structure on Thompson Creek, a tributary of the Stave River near Mission. […]
July 8, 2020
Wetlands flagged for restoration Fifteen wetlands near the Williston Reservoir were assessed as part of a traditional ecological study conducted by members of the Tsay Keh Dene Nation and Chu Cho Environmental. Fifty-three percent of […]
June 16, 2020
Wanted: your fish, wildlife, and landscape photos We would love to share your photos of fish, wildlife and landscapes from our Coastal, Columbia or Peace regions in our e-letters, on our website and social media […]
June 9, 2020
Improving Rainbow Trout spawning habitat at Murphy Creek Members of the Trail Wildlife Association (TWA)worked with biologists from the Okanagan Nation Alliance and other volunteers to give Murphy Creek Spawning Channel a makeover in 2018. […]
May 20, 2020
Growing endangered Whitebark Pine in the Bridge-Seton Watershed The objective of this project was to survey previous planting sites and to restore Whitebark Pine sites through planting. Surveyed densities identified survival rates of 55% and […]
May 5, 2020
Studying Arctic Grayling in our Peace Region 2018 snorkelling counts of Arctic Grayling in long-term index sections of the Parsnip River Watershed were the highest on record for five of the six sites surveyed (all […]
