Local Conservation Fund Feature: Water Quality and Quantity Monitoring on Columbia Lake
Water testing on Columbia Lake in January 2016. CLSS Photo
2017
We were excited to award our annual Conservation Leadership Awards as part of the KCP Fall Gathering in Cranbrook on September 29.
2017 Fall Gathering
Almost 50 people from the Kootenays and beyond came together in September for the 2017 KCP Fall Gathering in Cranbrook to learn and share ideas on “Grassland to Wetlands: Connecting Diversity."
Local Conservation Fund Feature: Kootenay Lake Shoreline Guidance Document
The Kootenay Lake Shoreline Guidance Document was initiated in 2012 by the Kootenay Lake Partnership, a government-to-government partnership brought together to support collaborative approaches to shoreline management in response […]
The KCP Fall Gathering & AGM is filling up fast!
The KCP Fall Gathering & AGM serves as one of the primary opportunities to connect and re-connect KCP partners from across the region.
This annual two-day event is taking […]
Local Conservation Fund Feature: Enabling Abel Creek
Located on the outskirts of Invermere in the Columbia Valley, Abel Creek is a healthy feeder stream for Lake Windermere that has the Paddy Ryan Lakes as its source […]
Kootenay Lake Local Conservation Project featured in The Valley Voice Newspaper
Toad Sign at Fish Lake. Photo by Marcy Mahr
Click here for an excellent article published […]
Local Conservation Fund Feature: Going the Extra Mile for Grizzlies
Grizzly Bear Coexistence Solutions project coordinator Gillian Sanders is pictured with a two-year-old female grizzly bear that was tranquilized, collared, and managed […]
Local Conservation Fund Feature: Winning the Battle Against Leafy Spurge
Photo by Juliet Craig
Listed as a provincial noxious weed, leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula) is an invasive plant with negative impacts. […]
Network of the Networks
On April 6th, the Kootenay Conservation Program participated in a “Network of the Networks” meeting in Golden.
The purpose was to […]
