Topic

Wildlife conservation & species recovery — Thompson-Nicola region

active environment · 15 articles indexed · last activity 1 days ago

Coverage of wildlife conservation initiatives, species recovery efforts, and habitat restoration in the Thompson-Nicola and Cariboo regions, including Indigenous stewardship, government actions, and community engagement with local fauna.

Coverage Timeline

  1. Sep 9 Hunters plead guilty to dangerous hunting, fined in Williams Lake court CityNews Vancouver details
  2. Aug 25 iN PHOTOS: Residents help urban wildlife during drought, wildfires in Thompson-Okanagan | iNFOnews.ca InfoNews Kamloops details
  3. Aug 13 iN PHOTOS: Signs of drought in Okanagan, Kamloops | iNFOnews.ca InfoNews Kamloops details
  4. Jul 28 Okanagan Nation says government action lags on dwindling caribou herds | iNFOnews.ca InfoNews Kamloops details
  5. Jul 18 iN PHOTOS: Rare majestic egret fishes in creek near Kamloops | iNFOnews.ca InfoNews Kamloops details
  6. Jun 21 Secwépemc stewardship reshapes 53-million-year-old forest KamloopsBCNow details
  7. Jun 18 Secwépemc stewardship reshapes 53-million-year-old forest  The Wren details
  8. Jun 11 iN PHOTOS: Three species of mega-sized moths flying around Thompson-Okanagan | iNFOnews.ca InfoNews Kamloops details
  9. Jun 8 iN PHOTOS: Endangered American badgers popping up in Thompson-Okanagan | iNFOnews.ca InfoNews Kamloops details
  10. Jun 4 Duck and Run returns to Kamloops to support wetland conservation efforts Radio NL details
  11. Jun 3 Fawn-napping causes 'more harm than good', Conservation officials warn Castanet Kamloops details
  12. Jun 2 Syilx Okanagan Nation seeks emergency federal protection for Southern Mountain Caribou habitat Castanet Kamloops details
  13. May 28 iN PHOTOS: Brief bloom of native cactus in Thompson-Okanagan beautifies grasslands | iNFOnews.ca InfoNews Kamloops details
  14. May 25 WildSafeBC urging Kamloops residents to be aware of animal attractants CFJC Today details
  15. Mar 31 In Secwepemcúl’ecw, a bighorn sheep herd too small to survive gets a second chance The Wren details

Linked Articles by Source

CityNews Vancouver

InfoNews Kamloops

KamloopsBCNow

The Wren

Radio NL

Castanet Kamloops

CFJC Today

Key People, Organizations, and Places

city: Kamloops , Williams Lake , Cache Creek , Ashcroft , Spence's Bridge

region: Thompson-Okanagan region , Okanagan , Cariboo region , Secwépemcúl'ecw

government_body: BC Conservation Officer Service , Provincial Court of British Columbia, Williams Lake

person: Colin Williams , Kristen Johnny , Frank Antoine (Kukpi7, St'uxwtéws Bonaparte First Nation) , Adrian Lewis (McAbee Fossil Beds site manager)

public_facility: McAbee Fossil Beds

indigenous_nation: Okanagan Nation , St'uxwtéws Bonaparte First Nation

unknown: caribou , Great Egret

school: Thompson Rivers University

organization: St'uxwtews Pesuten Heritage Society

Source transparency: this page lists public news coverage of the topic above. We do not republish original reporting. Click any article title to view local metadata and a link to the original source. Last updated Sep 9, 2026 5:27 pm PDT.