Realizing a vision for conservation through collaboration
ANNUAL REPORT: 2016-2017
Contents
- What is OCCP?
- OCCP Achievements for 2016-2017
- Message from the Program Manager
- Message from the Projects Coordinator & UBC Coop Student
- Steering Committee & Program Partners
- Priorities & Goals
- Goal #1: Promote a collaborative approach to conservation and restoration of natural areas
- Okanagan Mountain Park to Kalamalka Lake Ecological Corridor
- Travelling Gallery Exhibits & Community Stewardship Events
- Enhancing Native Plant Conservation and Accessibility
- Participation in Partner Working Groups
- Goal #2: Outreach and Education for Biodiversity Conservation
- Biodiversity Conservation Strategy Communication
- Environmental Planning Workshop
- Outdoor Education in Schools
- Okanagan Habitat Atlas
- Goal #3: Ensure decision-makers and citizens have the information and tools needed to protect, enhance, and restore ecosystems
- Foreshore Inventory and Mapping of Okanagan Lake
- Boating Impact study Kalamalka and Wood Lake
- Sensive Habitat and Inventory and Mapping—Mission Creek
- Sensive Ecosystem Inventory—West Kelowna
- Financial Overview
- Looking Forward