The most at-risk amphibian in B.C. is a species of interest for us. We’ve helped move more than 34,000 tadpoles from Creston to its historical range in the East Kootenay, and we support a captive […]

Endangered Columbia River White Sturgeon have been getting help from the FWCP, and locals, who have helped release more than 137,000 juveniles since 2000. Monitoring indicates about one-quarter of these juveniles are surviving. Learn more.

Spotted bats weigh about the same as four nickels, despite oversized ears bigger than any other bat that lives in B.C. They’re also known for being extremely hard to capture. But last August, a team […]

Roosevelt Elk are BC’s largest elk and this year we’re funding a project to identify critical winter and summer foraging habitat in the Clowhom River watershed.

Researchers funded by FWCP caught at-risk Spotted Bats. These bats, rarely caught, provided valuable information that will help conservation planning when White Nose Syndrome arrives in BC.

MacKenzie elementary students took the classroom outside and learned about local ecology with funding from the FWCP. More field trips, led by Wildlife Infometrics, are coming up.

The Chinook Salmon summer run is unique, and is a stock of concern in the Puntledge River watershed. Together with our project partners, we’re helping establish a sustaining run of approximately 3,500 adult spawners.

Eleven fish and wildlife projects in the Upper Kootenay River watershed were approved by the FWCP’s Columbia Region Board. The FWCP will manage these projects, funded by Columbia Basin Trust.