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Resources

 

Resources for grant applicants

We’ve developed a list of regional resources to help grant applicants describe how their proposed project addresses our primary obligation to compensate for dam impacts.

Contact your region manager if you have any questions.

Resources

Arndt, S. 2009a. Footprint Impacts of BC Hydro Dams on Kokanee Populations in the Columbia River Basin, British Columbia.

Arndt, S. 2009b. Footprint Impacts of BC Hydro Dam on Rainbow Trout in the Columbia River Basin, British Columbia. 94 pp + appendix.

Cope, S. 2008. Footprint Impacts of BC Hydro Dams On Burbot Populations in the Columbia River Basin, British Columbia October 2008 Prepared for: Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program – Columbia Basin. Prepared by: Scott Cope, Westslope Fisheries Ltd.

Hagen, J. 2008. Impacts of dam construction in the upper Columbia Basin, British Columbia, on bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus) production, fisheries, and conservation status. Prepared for the Fish andWildlife Compensation Program Nelson, BC.

Ketcheson, M.V., K. Misurak, V. Lipinski, G. Kernaghan, K. Lessard, T. Dool, L. Bradley and E. White. 2005. Columbia Basin BC Hydro Footprint Mapping: BC Hydro Reference Number DFIM040. Report prepared for FWCP:CB, Nelson, BC.

Ladell, J., J.D. McPhail, and J.S. Baxter. 2007. BC Hydro Dam Impact Footprint Review -Whitefish, Westslope Cutthroat Trout, Cottids, Cyprinids, and Catostomids. Prepared for the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program Nelson, BC.

Thorley, J.L. 2008. Aquatic Habitat Losses and Gains due to BC Hydro Dams in the Columbia Basin. A Poisson Consulting Ltd. report prepared for Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program – Columbia Basin, Nelson, BC, Canada. 121 pp.

Utzig, G. and D. Schmidt. 2011. Dam footprint impact summary. Nelson, British Columbia. Prepared for Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program: Columbia Basin. 42 pp + appendices.

Tripp, T., O’Brien, C., Jefferies, A. and Etherington, A. 2026. Williston Watershed Impact Assessment Mapping - Use of BEMVRI (Broad Ecosystem Mapping and Vegetation Resource Inventory) to Compare Current Conditions (2025) to Pre-flood (1968) Conditions
This project produced spatial modeling products and a final report that provides information on the ecosystems impacted by the creation of Williston Reservoir. To access the spatial files and data please contact the Province’s TEI mailbox: TEI_Mail@gov.bc.ca.