The Aquatic Information Partnership (AIP) goal is to make aquatic related information easily accessible and to create knowledge that will help conserve or maintain healthy ecosystems. continued »
British Columbia Marine Conservation Analysis (BCMCA) is a collaborative project designed to provide information about marine biodiversity and human activity in BC’s marine waters. continued »
THIS ATLAS IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR VIEW WHILE THE FOUNDING ORGANIZATIONS WORK TO QUALITY ASSURE THE SOURCE DATA AND DECIDE HOW BEST TO PRESENT THE INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC. continued »
The BC Wetlands Atlas provides a citizen-science based approach to mapping wetlands in British Columbia and is an initiative of the BC Wildlife Federation’s Wetlands Education Program. continued »
The purpose of the Bulkley-Nechako Watershed Mapping Project is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing shoreline development. continued »
The Chilliwack River Watershed Atlas is an interactive web-based mapping tool that incorporates a variety of the natural heritage and community values found within the Chilliwack River Watershed. continued »
Comox Valley Project Watershed Society is a registered non-profit environmental society with Canadian charitable tax status focused on sensitive habitat stewardship. continued »
The purpose of the Cowichan Valley Watershed Atlas is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing shoreline development. continued »
The purpose of the Deadman River Habitat Atlas is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing shoreline development. continued »
The purpose of the Eagle River Habitat Atlas is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing habitat condition. continued »
Sensitive Habitat Inventory and Mapping (SHIM) data on Lizard Creek was collected in spring and summer 2011 by the Elk River Alliance (ERA). continued »
The Fisheries Information Summary System (FISS) provides spatially represented summary level fish and fish habitat data for waterbodies throughout British Columbia and the Yukon. continued »
The ecosystem role of forage fish and the need to protect their critical spawning and rearing habitats requires recognition and public attention. continued »
One look at the Fraser Basin – the area drained by the Fraser River and its 13 main watersheds – and you can see why it plays such a pivotal role in British Columbia's future. continued »
The Georgia Basin Habitat Atlas will provide up-to-date habitat information to planners, developers, governments, First Nations, community organizations, businesses and the general public. continued »
Georgia Strait Alliance is the only citizens' group focused on protecting the marine environment in and around the whole Strait of Georgia – Canada's most at-risk natural environment, and the place where 70 percent of British Columbians live, work and play. continued »
Welcome to the Invasive Species Atlas and home page for the BC Spartina Working Group, a multi-partner initiative in BC and the Pacific Coast to find and control Spartina species. continued »
The Kamloops-South Thompson Sustainable Community Atlas is the first project of the Kamloops-South Thompson Mapping and Capacity Partnership. continued »
The Kootenay Lake Partnership (KLP) was formed in 2010 to address the increasing growth and development pressures of people desiring to live on or near Kootenay Lake. continued »
The East Kootenay Integrated Lake Management Partnership (EKILMP) is a coalition of various agencies, local governments, First Nations and non-government organizations with joint responsibilities to protect lake ecosystems. continued »
The purpose of the Lower Shuswap Watershed Mapping Project is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing shoreline development. continued »
The purpose of the Mabel Lake Watershed Mapping Project is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing shoreline development. continued »
Search for reports containing natural resources information in the South Coast Region of the Ministry of Environment (MOE) and Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations (FLNRO). continued »
The purpose of the Nicola Lake Habitat Atlas is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing shoreline development. continued »
The purpose of the North Coast Watershed Atlas is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline and watershed developments. continued »
We are the North Thompson Sustainable Watershed Mapping Group (NTSWMG), composed of a cross-section of North Thompson Valley organizations and individuals that work together to foster the sharing of information and the development of new types of Internet-based local maps. continued »
The Okanagan Habitat Atlas is a web-based mapping tool that brings together a variety of information about natural and cultural attributes and resources of the Okanagan Basin. continued »
The Pacific Coastal Resources Atlas (PCRA) for British Columbia, Canada, was developed in response to the expressed need for an easily accessible information source that can be used by anyone with an interest in Coastal Marine Resources Planning. continued »
The Pacific Region Contaminants Atlas (PRCA) is an online resource tool which was designed to explore environmental contaminant topics in British Columbia, Canada. continued »
The Private Well Network (PWN) is a community-based initiative designed to encourage private well owners to protect their health through regular and affordable testing of well water quality. continued »
The Rivers And Smith Inlets Atlas is a web-based mapping tool that brings together a variety of information about sensitive and critical salmonid spawning and rearing habitat for the watersheds of the Rivers and Smith Inlets area of British Columbia. continued »
In 2004, RSBC developed Project Rivershed, to build community capacity, educate the public, and encourage conservation and stewardship of natural resources, especially salmon and water, in riversheds. continued »
The Sea to Sky Sensitive Habitat Atlas is being developed in anticipation of regional urban development in the Sea to Sky corridor hastened by the coming 2010 Winter Olympics. continued »
The first warm day of spring, with a low tide, almost always draws people out to stroll along the shore, to beachcomb, or explore the tidepools. continued »
The purpose of the Shuswap Watershed Mapping Project is to provide baseline information for future decision-making about proposed shoreline developments and a detailed accounting of existing shoreline development. continued »
The Slocan Lake Stewardship Society (SLSS) was formed in 2007 with three goals: to support research about Slocan Lake in all areas (water quality, fish, foreshore health, endangered species, etc. continued »
The Gulf Islands Atlas is a web-based mapping tool that brings together a variety of information about the natural and cultural attributes and resources of the southern Gulf Islands region. continued »
The Species at Risk Primer is an easy-to use entry point for people wanting to research and learn about species at risk in British Columbia. continued »
The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD), in partnership with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (F&OC), has created a Habitat Atlas for the Sunshine Coast. continued »
The West Coast Vancouver Island (WCVI) Regional Information System is a collaborative project of the West Coast Vancouver Island Aquatic Management Board, Uu-a-thluk and the Clayoquot Biosphere Trust. continued »
The Bald Eagle and Osprey nest registry is a province wide program managed by the Wildlife Tree Stewardship (WiTS) program with a goal to support the protection of nest trees covered under Section 34 of the Provincial Wildlife Act. continued »
