Thirthy-eight participants attended the South Selkirks-Lower Columbia Conservation Action Forum held in Trail on November 7, 2022. © KCP
Who
KCP co-hosted the South Selkirks-Lower Columbia Conservation Action Forum in partnership with the Okanagan Nation Alliance and Trail Wildlife Association.
When
November 7, 2022 in Trail
Resources
Below are PDFs of the South Selkirks-Lower Columbia Conservation Action Forum Science Presentations (see page 16 of the Summary Report for the complete list as well):
- To Save Invertebrates, Protect Native Plants – Valerie Huff, Program Manager – Pollination Pathway, Kootenay Native Plant Society
- Lower Columbia Invasive Plant Management Collaboration – Erin Bates, Executive Director, Central Kootenay Invasive Species Society
- Habitats of the Lower Columbia-Pend d’Oreille – Clare North, Superintendent, Environmental Remediation, Teck Metals, Ltd.
- Changing Fire Regimes and Lessons Learned in South Selkirks – Adrian Leslie, West Kootenay Project Manager, Nature Conservancy of Canada
- Questions to Ask Before Burning – Colleen Ross, Wildland Fire Ecologist (no audio)
- Rapid Assessment Rapid Remediation of Mine Tailings – Gerry Nellestijn and Chris Harkness, Salmo Watershed Streamkeepers Society
- Racers in the Lower Columbia – Jakob Dulisse, Principal Biologist, Jakob Dulisse Consulting
- Nelway American Bullfrog Management Program – Carley Dolman, tmixʷ Technician, Okanagan Nation Alliance
- Bats & Their Habitats – Cori Lausen, Director of Bat Conservation, Wildlife Conservation Society Canada
- Supporting Population Recovery of the Kettle-Granby ki?lawna? (Grizzly Bear) – Yvonne Patterson, Wildlife Biologist, Okanagan Nation Alliance
- Connectivity Corridors for Wildlife – Michael Proctor, Grizzly Bear Biologist, Birchdale Ecological
- Climate Change and Transboundary Corridors – Greg Utzig, Conservation Ecologist, Kutenai Nature Investigations
