Richard Klafki

Richard, Director for the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Canadian Rockies Program that spans both the East and West Kootenays, quickly discovered as an undergrad university student that his calling was wildlife biology.

Marcy Mahr

A highly respected conservation biologist and strategist, Slocan Valley resident Marcy Mahr has a widespread reputation for proactively pulling together partnerships and creating […]

Robyn Hooper

The Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society (CSISS) is one of three invasive species non-profits within the Kootenay Conservation Program service area dedicated […]

Chris Bosman

As the Kootenay Conservation Land Manager for the Nature Trust of BC, Chris Bosman oversees the management of almost 27,000 acres of […]

Tim Hicks

The mission of Columbia Basin Trust is to support the ideas and efforts of Basin residents to create a legacy of well-being […]

Leigh Anne Isaac

Leigh Anne Isaac setting mistnets over water in Lillooet, B.C. Photo by Ian Routley

Kimberley-based wildlife biologist Leigh Anne Isaac […]

John Bergenske

John Bergenske knows what it means to love the land. The Conservation Director for Wildsight moved to the East Kootenay from Wisconsin, USA in 1969 with the […]

Michael Proctor

When Kaslo-based Independent Research Scientist Michael Proctor went back to school at the age of 40, he was living in the wilderness across Kootenay Lake with the Purcell Wilderness […]

Rob Frew

Rob Frew has been involved in conservation since childhood, assisting his late father, Gordon Frew, and other advocates in wildlife conservation as well as in efforts to preserve wildlands […]

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