Tour with Boothroyd Band (Nlaka’pamux) and St’at’imc First Nations

Tour with Boothroyd Band (Nlaka’pamux) and St’at’imc First Nations

Conservation Northwest / Jul 25, 2018 / British Columbia, Coast to Cascades, Connecting Habitat, Grizzly Bears

By Joe Scott, International Programs Director

Our Coast to Cascades Grizzly Bear Initiative recently joined staff from the Boothroyd Band (Nlaka’pamux First Nation) and St’at’imc First Nation Government Services for a tour of the Nahatlatch River. The three teams are working together to recover the Critically Endangered Stein/Nahatlatch Grizzly Bear population in southern British Columbia.

They spent the day touring the Boothroyd’s salmon restoration projects and important cultural sites, and learning about threats to salmon, grizzly bears and other values in the unique watershed. The Nahatlatch is home to five species of salmonids and boasts a series of in-stream lakes nestled between towering ridges south of the iconic Stein Heritage Park. Check out photos below!

Stein-Nahatlatch Field Tour, June 2018
Stein-Nahatlatch Field Tour, June 2018. The team rocking Coast to Cascades Grizzly Bear Initiative hats!
Stein-Nahatlatch Field Tour, June 2018.
Learn more about our collaborative work in Canada at: conservationnw.org/coast-range-to-cascades