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Webinar 1: The BC Biodiversity Program: Using community science to enhance our knowledge of BC’s species

Thurs, Jan 21

Dr. Brian Starzomski, University of Victoria School of Environmental Studies, BC Biodiversity Program. His talk will present the big picture of what community science is, where it came from, where it’s going, including examples of how it is contributing to land and conservation planning in BC, and a discussion of safeguards that can be built into community science programs to protect sensitive data.

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2026

The Kootenay Conservation Program announced the recipients of its annual Conservation Leadership Awards on Thursday, October 15 as part of the 2026 KCP Fall Gathering: 'Passing the Torch: Lessons for the Next Chapter of Restoration and Stewardship', which took place in Nelson.

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2026 Fall Gathering

Over 96 people gathered in Nelson on October 15 & 16 for KCP's 2026 Fall Gathering on the theme of "Passing the Torch: Lessons for the Next Chapter of Restoration and Stewardship”.

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Call for 2027 Local Conservation Fund projects now open

The application period for Local Conservation Fund projects for 2027 projects is now open! Applications are accepted until October 30, and can be submitted by non-profit organizations and Indigenous Nations for projects within the participating areas of both the Columbia Valley and the Regional District of Central Kootenay.

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Resource Directory: Kootenay Connect Priority Places

The dozens of reports, maps, and videos developed as part of the 7-year Kootenay Connect Priority Places initiative, from 2019 to 2026, are now available in a user-friendly searchable database. These resources highlight important research and work done on the ground, including ecosystem restoration and monitoring, biodiversity inventories, habitat enhancement, and conservation of at-risk species.

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KCP respectfully acknowledges our work and lives are situated in the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Ktunaxa, Secwépemc, Sinixt, and Syilx Okanagan peoples who have stewarded this land, water and all living things since time immemorial, and whose values and culture continue to inspire and guide stewardship of this region.

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