Science
Developing a “science-based” approach to conservation means providing scientific information for planning, setting priorities, implementing activities, and evaluating efforts. Active habitat and species research is being conducted in this region which is home to a disproportionate number of species considered “at risk”. Activities include:
- Recovery strategies for species at risk
- Okanagan Basin Water Board partnership strategies
- Support for restoration projects for species at risk
- Wildlife inventories
Contact Information
Team Lead: Orville Dyer
Email: orville.dyer@gov.bc.ca
Questions? Contact us with any questions by calling: (250) 490-8225
What's New?
- New SOSCP Guide to Establishing a Regional Conservation Fund
- Union of BC Municipalities endorse policies protecting the environment
- Nature Conservancy of Canada wins award for Darkwoods project
- H-2-Oh! The amazing story of water at Penticton Museum
- Twin Lakes Ranch – only $300,000 needed to secure property
- Wineries support South Okanagan conservation