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“We want to thank all of our conservation partners for their ongoing support and commitment”
Conservation Partnerships
Conservation partnerships are an integral component of the DUC conservation program in British Columbia. Partnerships create an efficient and effective use of resources that allow these resources to be leveraged to deliver projects that could not be delivered by an individual agency.
Our partners include government, non-government, conservation agencies, industry, landowners, agricultural producers and other conservation organizations to ensure wetland habitats remain a part of BC’s landscape.
Canadian Intermountain Joint Venture
The CIJV represents a formal, coordinated effort by multiple partners to conserve habitat for waterfowl and other birds in the Canadian Intermountain region
Pacific Coast Joint Venture
The PCJV is an international partnership to help ensure the longterm maintenance of coastal wetland ecosystems.
Prairie Habitat Joint Venture
Habitat programs delivered in the BC Peace are administered within the Prairie Habitat Joint Venture, the largest habitat implementation plan under the North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP).
Pacific Estuary Conservation Program
The PECP is a partnership effort of government and nongovernment organizations working to provide long-term protection for BC’s estuaries.
South Okanagan Similkameen Conservation Program
The South Okanagan-Similkameen Conservation Program (SOSCP) focuses conservation efforts in the Okanagan and Similkameen, an area that encompasses some of the greatest concentrations of species at risk in Canada.
East Kootenay Conservation Program
The East Kootenay Conservation Program (EKCP) is a partnership of landowners and conservation organizations coordinating and facilitating stewardship and securement acitivites in the East Kootenay region.
Cariboo Cattlemen’s Watershed Stewardship Council
The Cariboo Cattlemen’s Watershed Stewardhip Council (CCWSC) encourages and contributes resources to land management practices that benefit both ranchers and wildlife.
