Project Overview
The Slocan Valley focal area was added in Year 5 (2023-2024) of Kootenay Connect Priority Places. Consequently, the project results reported […]
Matt Christensen
Matt Christensen’s role as a Head of Conservation for Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) involves the coordination of both securement and stewardship within BC. The mandate of Ducks Unlimited Canada is to conserve, restore and manage wetlands and associated habitats for the benefit of North America’s waterfowl. In doing so, these wetland habitats also benefit other wildlife, as well as people.
Richard Johnson
The Slocan Valley is fortunate to have Richard Johnson amongst its residents. Richard is a professional engineer involved with many projects and local conservation organizations including the Arrow Lakes Environmental Stewardship Society, Slocan Wetlands Assessment and Mapping Project (SWAMP), of which he was a cofounder, and Living Lakes Canada, among others.
For the Love of the Kootenays returns for 2024!
KCP’s “For the Love of the Kootenays” Daily Video Series is returning for 2024!
Information Session and Q & A with Dr. Rachel Holt: Draft Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework
Kootenay Conservation Program (KCP) hosted an information session and Q & A with Dr. Rachel Holt, on Monday, January 22, 2024 which:
- Provided information on the province’s draft Biodiversity and […]
Clayton Lamb
Based in Jaffray in the East Kootenay, Clayton Lamb does wildlife research all over the province. For more than a decade, he has been involved with a study of grizzly bear survival, reproduction, coexistence and conflict in the Elk Valley.
Webinar 8: Context matters – landscape connectivity and ecological integrity
Justina explores the essential role that unfragmented, unroaded, and undeveloped lands and waters play in sustaining biodiversity and landscape connectivity, and the particular responsibility that Canada bears.
Webinar 7 – The trappings of success: the critical role of social carrying capacity in fostering long-term human-grizzly bear coexistence promoting safe and functioning wildlife corridors
Dr. Michelle McLellan’s main research interest is the studying population dynamics of recovering and threatened large mammal populations. Dr. Lana Ciarniello focuses on the interaction of humans and bears
Webinar 6: A global overview of wildlife crossings – examples of maintaining functional connectivity across roads for a variety of species
Rob shows how different countries on six continents are all tackling the common issue of making roads more permeable and less lethal for wildlife.