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Intermountain Region Projects 
The Intermountain program’s focus is to protect wetland and riparian area and provide perennial or native grass cover for wildlife throughout the plateaus and valleys of the Interior of BC’s rangeland, forestlands and agricultural producing areas of the valleys.
 Location |
Title and Description | Project Size |
|---|---|---|
Kamloops |
Tunkwa WatershedRanching, forestry, angling, and outdoor recreation all rely upon the water and wetlands within the Tunkwa Watershed. |
280 hectares |
Okanagan Valley |
QuintalThe Quintal project is an important parcel in DUC’s efforts to restore wetlands in the Okanagan Valley where up to 85% of wetlands have been lost.. |
49 hectares |
Kamloops |
6-Mile WatershedIn an area prone to drought, this project has restored wetland water levels and quality to support shoreline and over-water nesting species of waterfowl. |
377 hectares |
Kootenay River Valley |
Middle Bummer’s FlatsBummer’s Flats consists of three separate marshes along the Kootenay River resulting in 260 hectares of protected marsh and rangeland. |
260 hectares |
Nechako River Valley |
Tachik LakePrime lakeshore property, the Tachik Lake Project ensures permanent protection for the shoreline, nearby shallows and the forested uplands. |
46 hectares |
Oliver |
Winter’s MarshWinter’s Marsh consists of pasture and oxbow wetland of the Okanagan River. This floodplain habitat is critical to migrant waterfowl in this dry and hot part of BC. |
14 hectares |
