KCP returns from ‘On the Road’ Kootenay Field Tour
From June 25-26, the KCP took partners on an ‘On the Road’ cross-Kootenay tour. Thirty-five participants journeyed […]
KCP’s July eNewsletter is here!
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Kootenay Conservation Program Applauds RDCK’s Kootenay Lake Local Conservation Fund Effort
June 21, 2014 – Nelson, British Columbia
The Kootenay Conservation Program (KCP) congratulates the Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) for its strong commitment to protecting our natural heritage through the
Juliet Craig
Juliet is the sole proprietor of Silverwing Ecological Consulting and has completed projects on private landowner stewardship, invasive plant management, species at risk and environmental education.
2014 Kootenay Conservation Leadership Awards now open!
This award recognizes individual(s) that are proven leaders in the field of conservation.
Their work is primarily based in the Kootenays, although they may also be very active in other […]
Dave White
Over the past 30+ years Dave's passion towards conservation of the natural environment has been unwavering. While very difficult to pull out a particular initiative that stands above the rest, one theme that emerges is the conservation of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep.
Endangered Frog Takes a Leap Forward
Two thousand captive bred and hatched tadpoles were released into the Columbia Marshes on May 26th. Photo: Cam Gillies
The endangered Northern Leopard Frog (Lithobates pipiens), the most at-risk amphibian […]
KCP’s May eNews is here!
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Heather Leschied
Heather works with individuals and groups to increase capacity and knowledge to better protect our watersheds. Under this guidance, Wildsight’s water programs, most notably, the now complete Lake Windermere Project, have won awards by foundations and industry, and have been recognized by the federal government as a best practices example in community based monitoring.
