The Hoodoos spans over 10,000 acres in the East Kootenays, protecting abundant wildlife habitat including significant wetlands, grasslands, and winter range for deer, elk, and moose. This area provides habitat for at-risk species like the American badger, rubber boa, great blue heron, Lewis’s woodpecker, and white-throated swifts.
At the Bull River Grassland Corridor, we’re restoring a landscape that wildlife has relied on for generations. By opening up dense forests and bringing back the natural grassland–forest mosaic, we’re improving habitat, supporting wildlife movement, and reducing the risk of severe wildfires. This work, happening across nearly 500 protected acres, is helping bighorn sheep and other species thrive once again.

