Atlas Type: Species and Habitat Mapping

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. The Atlas includes...

The Bonaparte River watershed lies within the traditional territory of the Bonaparte Indian Band, also known as the Bonaparte First Nation. The community is part of the Shuswap Nation Tribal...

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. The project...

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. The project...

The Fisheries Information Summary System (FISS)provides spatially represented summary level fish and fish habitat data for waterbodies throughout British Columbia and the Yukon. The information is in database format and...

The ecosystem role of forage fish and the need to protect their critical spawning and rearing habitats requires recognition and public attention. The BC Shore Spawners Alliance is an alliance...

The Columbia Basin Water Hub acknowledges that the data stored on this web atlas is collected from the unceded traditional territories of the Ktunaxa, Lheidli T’enneh, Secwepemc, Sinixt and Syilx...

The Fraser Valley Watersheds Atlas is under construction and will be providing many new layers of information in the coming months. The The Fraser Valley Regional District (FVRD) is working...

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. Many individuals and partners are acknowledged for...

Great Blue Herons are a Blue-listed speciesin in BC and are vulnerable to disturbance by Bald Eagles and humans. Urban and rural development results in the loss of suitable nesting...