The Creston Valley Wildlife Act was passed in March of 1968 on the BC Government to prevent invasive species from establishing themselves in the area's wetlands,...

The Nelson District Rod & Gun Club and Conservation Society has been an active participant in the pursuit of its goal with involvement in projects such as: enhancement Projects for Fish and...

Friends of the Lardeau River is a non-profit society focused on environmental protection of the Lardeau River and the fish and wildlife values supported...

The Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area (CVWA) is a provincial crown agency that operates as a not-for-profit organization with federal charitable status. Their mandate is...

The Eastshore Freshwater Habitat Society is a newly formed Society for Habitat on the Eastshore of the Kootenay Lake. Their Water Plan is from Murphy creek...

"The West Kootenay EcoSociety is a non-profit community-driven organization that works to bring together local residents to protect the natural environment while building just,...

What's the issue? Canadians dispose of more municipal solid waste per capita than any other country in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development according...

http://www.blewettconservation.com/ WHAT WE'VE ACHIEVED - Successfully lobbying against a proposed dump site - Reviewing and commenting on proposed mining activities - Rallying against wood waste burning beside 49...

The Blewett Conservation Society has launched a petition addressed to the BC legislature, requesting the government take action to protect domestic water supplies from private enterprises and carry out a water sustainability plan for the community in accordance with BC’s new Water Sustainability Act. The group is concerned about a third attempt to bottle water for export, this time by Okinshaw Water Ltd., which ran a bottled water plant on Shasheen Road in Blewett. The Society's...

Duhamel creek is a 56.9 km2 watershed located in the Kokanee Range in the Selkirk Mountains approximately 10 kilometres northeast of Nelson, B.C. The existing...