CONSERVATION ACROSS LAND AND WATER
Through education, training, and proactive community engagement, the Conservation Department of BC Métis Federation strives to preserve British Columbia's coastal, aquatic, and surrounding land environments and restore the health of its ecosystems.
Upcoming Events
Connect with us at one of the many events we host and take part in across British Columbia
Beyond the Blue: Conservation Conference
Join us for an empowering day at Beyond the Blue, where conservation goes beyond the shoreline! Dive into interactive workshops, expert-led discussions, and exciting collaborations with fellow conservationists. Whether a seasoned advocate or a newcomer, come be part of a movement driving meaningful environmental change.
Podcast
The Aqua Agenda
Welcome to Aqua Agenda: Our mission is to explore and champion British Columbia's aquatic conservation, raising awareness and inspiring stewardship for clean and healthy coastal waters. Join us for interviews, discussions, and stories highlighting conservation efforts and the beauty of BC's marine ecosystems. Tune in and be part of the movement for a sustainable future.
2024 Highlight
Get the latest updates on our conservation activities as well as information on upcoming events and training opportunities.
Get Involved
Take action in your community
You have the power to make a difference. Find out how you can join with Coastal Water Protectors to care for British Columbia's coastlines and aquatic habitats.
Learn & Explore
Why Is Aquatic Conservation Important?
Wildfires in British Columbia: A Pressing Concern
2023 Coastal Conference
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Why Is Aquatic Conservation Important?
Immerse yourself in an in-depth exploration of aquatic and coastal conservation as passionate attendees share their insights, experiences, and thoughts on the crucial importance of preserving our oceans and coastal areas.
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Projects
The Conservation Department focuses on coastal, aquatic, and land conservation across British Columbia. This work actively involves community members through projects and programs aimed at advocacy, planning, education, and raising awareness.
Aquatic Habitat Restoration Fund
The project contributes to strategic planning, Indigenous capacity building to enable education on habitat restoration and conservation.
Co-Developing Community Response
The project addresses Indigenous concerns surrounding the risks associated with tanker traffic to marine activities and the environment.