Northern Spotted Owl Photo Credit: NSO breeding program
April 11, 2024
Our Governance Manual defines a harmonized governance and delivery framework that recognizes the unique attributes of each of the regions in which we operate – Coastal, Columbia, and Peace. The Governance Manual provides a structure for the delivery of the FWCP and is used in combination with the FWCP Basin, Watershed, and Action Plans to guide program implementation. See our organizational chart.
Our updated 2024 Governance Manual is now available and replaces all previous versions.
If you have any questions please contact us.
April 23, 2025
Upcoming Events Critter Day 2025 Saturday, May 10 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. PT Beaver Creek Provincial Park, 10 minutes east of Trail Critter Day is back! Learn about the critters that call the Pend d’Oreille Valley home. Get up close to amphibians, snakes, reptiles, aquatic […]
April 22, 2025
Northern spotted owl facts The northern spotted owl is the rarest owl in Canada. It’s one of three sub-species of spotted owl. They prefer old-growth forests habitats. It’s among the largest owls in North America (40-48 cm long). It typically lays two to three […]
April 17, 2025
2025-2026 fish and wildlife project lists In 2025-2026, our regional boards approved $9.2 million for 72 fish and wildlife projects. Our Coastal Region board approved 22 projects, our Columbia Region approved 25 projects, and our Peace Region approved 25 projects. […]
