2013-14 Approved Project List - Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation

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Fri, 26 Apr 2013

2013-14 Approved Project List

The list of approved 2013-14 HCTF projects is now available.

We approved a total of 139 enahancement & restoration projects this year. Check back soon for the 2013-14 project map!

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Passionate about conservation? We are - come join us! We are a non-profit foundation investing in habitat conservation projects across BC with an opening for a temporary, full-time Environmental Program Coordinator. We are seeking an individual who is energetic, self-directed, and has a positive approach to their career, their work, and their colleagues. The Environmental Program Coordinator is part of our Education Team. This individual assists with the administration and coordination of multiple programs and grants within the HCTF Education’s portfolio. This position is based out of our Victoria office, and the individual must be able to work from the office. All applicants must be legally eligible to work in Canada. To apply, please email a cover letter and CV describing how you meet the required qualifications to careers@hctf.ca. For a full job description, visit hctf.ca/careers. Thank you for your interest in working with the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation! #bcconservation #yyjjobs #bcjobs #nowhiring #workinbc #greenjobs #conservationjobs

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Stay connected to conservation in British Columbia. The Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation newsletter shares updates on the projects, partnerships, and research helping conserve fish, wildlife, and habitats across the province. Subscribers receive regular updates on: • HCTF-funded conservation and restoration projects • Research supporting wildlife and habitat management • Funding and scholarship opportunities • Stories highlighting the people and organizations working to conserve BC’s natural resources Every project we support contributes to a resilient future for British Columbia’s ecosystems and the communities that value them. 📬 Sign up to receive the latest conservation updates and learn how HCTF funding is making an impact across BC. Learn more and subscribe at hctf.ca

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Some offices come with mountain views. 📸 Project 4-717

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Curious minds are everywhere, and nature is the best classroom! 🐾 This summer, encourage young learners to ask questions, investigate the world around them, and discover the incredible species and habitats found right here in B.C. HCTF Education offers free, curriculum-connected resources designed to help teachers, families, and students explore conservation through hands-on learning and outdoor experiences. Because every walk in the woods, visit to a pond, or backyard discovery can spark a lifelong connection with nature. Find resources and start exploring at hctfeducation.ca 🌱

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Conservation succeeds when communities get involved. Across B.C., volunteers contribute thousands of hours each year restoring streams, improving wildlife habitat, and helping monitor species. Their efforts make a lasting difference on the landscape. 📸 Project 1-846 - Project team members pose with Cultural Monitors from Penelakut Tribe - Adam Huggins

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Tough to beat Friday field views! 📸 Candy Lo

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Happy Canada Day! 🍁🇨🇦 Today, we're celebrating the incredible landscapes, wildlife, and wild places that make Canada so special. From towering mountains and forests to winding rivers, wetlands, and coastlines, we're lucky to call some truly remarkable natural spaces home. These places have been cared for by Indigenous Peoples since time immemorial, and we recognize and respect their enduring connection to the land. Together, we can continue to protect and care for the habitats that sustain wildlife and inspire future generations. Here's to celebrating Canada and helping keep it wild for generations to come. Happy Canada Day! ❤️ 📸 4-717

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Stay informed with all the latest from HCTF! Our newsletter delivers the latest on initiatives, collaborations, and studies aimed at safeguarding fish, wildlife, and habitats throughout the province. Subscribers receive frequent insights on: • Conservation and restoration efforts funded by HCTF • Research aiding wildlife and habitat stewardship • Opportunities for funding and scholarships • Features on individuals and groups dedicated to preserving BC’s natural assets Every initiative we back fosters a sustainable future for BC’s ecosystems and communities. Sign up to discover how HCTF funding is making a difference across the region. Learn more and subscribe at https://buff.ly/AqHcjAp 📸 Project 5-358 - Tsilhqot’in National Government Rangers using telemetry to track a GPS-collared cougar - Julie Thomas #Conservation #WildlifeProtection