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Lower Wolf Creek – Kootenay River Floodplain

Dominique Bowden

Where to Go Birding in BC This Fall: NTBC’s Guide

Before the next spark

On the Ground: Cranberry Marsh – West

We initiated a wetland restoration project in 2025, in partnership with Simpcw Resources Group and the Province of BC, to mitigate previous channelling of the waterway through the conservation area. Eleven beaver dam analogs and five post…

Visit Cold Fish Lake

We protect 203 acres around Cold Fish Lake, which we’ve leased to the province as part of a provincial park. It sits inside Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park, in the Skeena Mountains and one of Canada’s largest parks. If you enjoy solitude,…

On the ground: Bringing beavers back to Park Rill Creek

Building wetlands to welcome wildlife

Visit Vaseux Lake

A haven for bighorn sheep and species at risk

Visit the Hoodoos

Our largest conservation complex

On the Ground: Restoration and wildfire prevention in the Bull River

Healthy forests, connected habitat

On the Ground: The Quw’utsun/Xwulqw’selu Estuary

Reconnecting river, ocean, and culture

Visit the Kw’a’luxw River

A lifeline for spawning salmon and herring

On the Ground: Little Bear Slough

Reconnecting waters and restoring fish habitat

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