Wildlife Compensation Program News Today

6,000 cottonwood trees were planted along the banks of the Elk River this spring

Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program approved $1.7 million for projects in three watersheds

Nearly $2,000,000 is being invested into fish and wildlife conservation programs in the Peace Region, thanks to the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP).

Community members and students from Nakusp and Revelstoke made up the crowd of almost 100 at the annual juvenile white sturgeon release at Shelter Bay, south of Revelstoke.

The Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP) is looking for a new member to fill out its 16-seat Peace region board.

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ERA looking for restoration volunteers

FWCP and Rocky Mountain Naturalists hosted Turtle Day on April 23

Turtle Day coming to Elizabeth Lake on April 23

Local bats are threatened by disease and local biologists are asking the community for help.