Habitat Atlas for Wildlife at Risk
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Introduction to the
South Okanagan
- Introduction
- What makes the South Okanagan a special area?
- The South Okanagan and Lower Similkameen Atlas
Area
- Biodiversity
Ecosystems
- Grassland Ecosystems
- Riparian and Wetland Ecosystems
- Forest Ecosystems
- Rugged Terrain Ecosystems
About Species At Risk
- Endangered Species Legislation
- Ranking Species at Risk
- How is a Species Designated "At Risk"
- Missing from the South Okanagan
- Red and Blue List Species
Species Profiles
- Species Profiles:
- Amphibians & Reptiles
- Birds
- Mammals
- Map Information
- Methods
- Limitations of the Maps
Conservation Strategies
for the South Okanagan
- Tools for Conservation
- Identify Important Wildlife Habitat
- Preserve Ecosystem Corridors
- Link Core Reserves
- Landscape Linkages
- Preserve Grassland Corridors
- Grassland Landscape Corridors
- Integrate Wildlife Concerns into Community Planning
- Land Tenure Distribution for Ecosystems in
the South Okanagan
- The Role of Local Governments
- Community Planning
- Proposed Guidelines Within Development Permit
Areas
- Impact Assessment Terms of Reference
- The Role of the B.C. Ministry of Water, Land
and Air Protection, Lands and Parks working with
local governments
- Habitat Protection Program
- Wildlife Program
- How to Use Wildlife Atlas Maps in Development
Planning
- Further References
- Land Trusts and Private Land Stewardship
- What is Stewardship?
- Programs In Our Area
- Land Trusts
- The Role of Non-government Organizations
(NGOs)
- The Role of Private Landowners
- Steps Towards Stewardship
- Options and Tax Incentives
- Further Information on Stewardship
Contacts
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