Kari Stuart-Smith
East Kootenay resident Kari Stuart-Smith, Manager of Biodiversity & Wildlife with Canfor, is very positive about the changes that have occurred in the forest industry over the past 30 years of her career. She says she has seen tremendous change and improvements on the ground and that many more ecological and cultural values are considered now.
Critter Day 2025
Critter Day 2025 - Coming up May 10 at Beaver Creek Provincial Park near Trail. Kids' activities and live sturgeon, local snakes, amphibians, reptiles, native bees, aquatic insects, and more. See you there!
Angus Glass
Anyone who has been to a public event hosted by the Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP) knows how much energy, humour and dedication Angus Glass brings to his work. Angus has been a Communications Coordinator with FWCP for over 20 years (since 2004), demonstrating his undying enthusiasm for the critical habitat enhancement and conservation work that FWCP supports.
Geddes Creek Property Purchase
Awarded to the Nature Conservancy of Canada to acquire the 193-hectare Geddes Creek property near Radium Hot Springs in the Rocky Mountain Trench for conservation purposes.
PROPONENT: Nature Conservancy of […]
Hydrological Modelling of Wilmer/Boulder Creek Watersheds for Sustainable Water Management
Awarded to Living Lakes Canada to develop a comprehensive hydrological model for the Wilmer/Boulder Creek watershed.
PROPONENT: Living Lakes Canada
Rec Sites & Trails BC Photo […]
Environmental Restoration of Brewer Creek Trail
Awarded to Summit Trail Makers Society to restore the alpine meadow in the Brewer Creek Trail by rerouting the trail away from the meadow and blocking the existing trail, thereby […]
Kootenay River Headwater Restoration
Awarded to the BC Wildlife Federation to enhance watershed health in the upper Columbia Valley at a tributary of the Kootenay River by increasing hydrologic resiliency and reconnecting the floodplain.
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