What are riparian areas? Riparian areas are the portions of land adjacent to water bodies – lakes, wetlands, creeks and rivers – that are influenced by, and have an influence on, the aquatic environment. As transition zones between the terrestrial and the aquatic environment, riparian areas are some of the [...]
What is iNaturalist? iNaturalist is a global data-sharing application whose primary purpose is to engage a wide range of individuals in observing, learning and recording all kinds of natural life, species and the rich biodiversity that surrounds us. The iNaturalist application continues to receive wide-spread use across Canada and will [...]
The Kootenay Conservation Program hosts an on-line Stewardship Solutions Toolkit that will inform you about local resources and tools available to you as a resident or property owner in order to assist in your own conservation efforts. The Stewardship Solutions Toolkit is a portal to dozens of Kootenay based services [...]
For the ongoing health of our watershed, it is critically important to protect our lakes and land from invasive species that threaten our water and ecosystems. Simple changes to our habits and behaviours can stop the introduction and spread of invasive species. The Slocan Lake Watershed encompasses a pristine lake with [...]
In support of our ongoing work in the Slocan Lake Watershed, SLSS collaborates with a wide range of organizations. We align with the traditional ecological knowledge of First Nations, collaborating on conservation projects and initiatives on a case-by-case basis. SLSS is continually expanding and sharing our knowledge by participating in a [...]
Click to view the Slocan Lake Watershed Map Click to view the Slocan Lake Watershed – Minor Watershed Map
Kokanee Bonanza Creek Kokanee Spawning Study – 2015 White Sturgeon White Sturgeon Investigations in Arrow Reservoir and Slocan Lake, 1997 Study Results.
SWAMP - Wetland AssessmentsThe Slocan Wetland Assessment & Monitoring Project (SWAMP) is a collaborative project between the Slocan Lake Stewardship Society (SLSS), the Slocan River Streamkeepers Society (SRSS) and the Slocan Solutions Society (SSS), working in conjunction with the BC Wildlife Federation. SWAMP’s purpose is to map, assess and monitor existing [...]
Cumulative Effects Framework, Silverton Creek - 2019 This report uses the “Interim Assessment Protocol for Aquatic Ecosystems in British Columbia” for the watershed drained by Silverton Creek in order to provide baseline metrics of the watershed for future comparisons. It demonstrates how the “Total Land Disturbance” benchmark value changed as [...]
A survey was conducted by SLSS of RDCK Area H North residents and property owners to ensure that community values concerning the lake were documented for reference and future decision making. Review the 2012 survey findings here: Click to download Executive Summary Click to download Complete report - 3 meg file. [...]
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