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Kootenay Connect Priority Places – TEST Container 3origin2026-05-01T08:44:12-06:00
Priority Places

The Kootenay region is a place of global ecological significance—from lush wetlands meandering in valley bottoms to dry forests skirting mountain slopes. Read how Kootenay Conservation Program and its partners have responded to these challenges.

Read now →
The East Kootenay's Changing Climate

Hook here

Coming Soon
The East Kootenay's Changing Climate

Fences serve many functions, including protecting gardens or livestock. Learn about the impact of fences on the movement of wildlife in the Kootenay.

Read now →
More Habitat, Fewer Bugs

Read about a tiny chalet designed and built for bats!

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Kootenay Connect: Riparian Wildlife Corridors for Climate Change

“The Beast” hook

Read now →
Bring on the Beaver

For a landscape facing wildfire, drought or floods, scientists and community groups in the Kootenays are turning to Castor canadensis for answers. Read about this superhero!

Read now →
Priority Places

The Kootenay region is a place of global ecological significance—from lush wetlands meandering in valley bottoms to dry forests skirting mountain slopes. Read how Kootenay Conservation Program and its partners have responded to these challenges.

Read now →
The East Kootenay's Changing Climate

Hook here

Coming Soon
The East Kootenay's Changing Climate

Fences serve many functions, including protecting gardens or livestock. Learn about the impact of fences on the movement of wildlife in the Kootenay.

Read now →
More Habitat, Fewer Bugs

Read about a tiny chalet designed and built for bats!

Read now →
Kootenay Connect: Riparian Wildlife Corridors for Climate Change

“The Beast” hook

Read now →
Bring on the Beaver

For a landscape facing wildfire, drought or floods, scientists and community groups in the Kootenays are turning to Castor canadensis for answers. Read about this superhero!

Read now →
Priority Places

The Kootenay region is a place of global ecological significance—from lush wetlands meandering in valley bottoms to dry forests skirting mountain slopes. Read how Kootenay Conservation Program and its partners have responded to these challenges.

Read now →
The East Kootenay's Changing Climate

Hook here

Coming Soon
The East Kootenay's Changing Climate

Fences serve many functions, including protecting gardens or livestock. Learn about the impact of fences on the movement of wildlife in the Kootenay.

Read now →
More Habitat, Fewer Bugs

Read about a tiny chalet designed and built for bats!

Read now →
Kootenay Connect: Riparian Wildlife Corridors for Climate Change

“The Beast” hook

Read now →
Bring on the Beaver

For a landscape facing wildfire, drought or floods, scientists and community groups in the Kootenays are turning to Castor canadensis for answers. Read about this superhero!

Read now →
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