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Mon, 20 Nov 2017

Marten vs. Goshawk

What happens when a marten’s meal is interrupted by a curious goshawk? Watch the video to find out!

Thanks so much to Shannon Crowley and Dexter Hodder for sharing this amazing footage from their HCTF-funded project, “Marten Population Responses to Accelerated Salvage Logging in MPB Stands in Central BC“.

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Fall is officially here!
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Great news! Intake for our Fish & Wildlife Grants are now OPEN! HCTF Fish & Wildlife (F&W) Grants are available to anyone (provincial or municipal governments, First Nations, academic institutions, non-government organizations, industry) for projects that: - Focus on native wildlife, freshwater provincially managed fish, and/or their habitats in British Columbia (BC), Canada; - Have the potential to achieve significant conservation outcomes; - Align with our purposes as laid out in the BC Wildlife Act. Fully developed projects can apply for 1-3 years of funding as a New, New Phase or Continuing project, and projects that still require some planning and preliminary work can apply for Seed funding. Please see our website for more information on eligibility, funding priorities, budget sheets, application guidance and additional grant information: HCTF Fish & Wildlife Deadline: Friday 6 November, 2026 at 4.30pm (PT) 📸 Project 3-419, 5-358, 6-302, 7-585 More information: https://buff.ly/Li3glFf
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What's the most memorable wildlife sighting you've had this summer? Spending time outdoors helps connect us to the species and habitats that conservation efforts aim to protect. 📸 Project 2-349
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Fieldwork isn't always glamorous, but it's where conservation happens! From monitoring wildlife to restoring habitat and surveying ecosystems, dedicated crews spend their summer outdoors helping build a better understanding of BC's natural world. We’re proud to support projects making a difference across the province.
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🎉 We’re excited to celebrate the 2026 Al Martin and Don McCubbing Scholarship recipients! 🎉 The Al Martin HCTF Conservation Scholarship supports graduate students passionate about fish and wildlife conservation and management in B.C. Al Martin Recipients: Allison Pugh - MSc - UNBC Clare Kilgour - PhD - UBC John Gray - PhD - UBC Kevin Petersen - MSc - UNBC Megan Buers - PhD - UBCO Robyn Denn - MSc - SFU Sabine Rankin - MSc - BCIT Sonya Pastran - PhD - UBC Sydney Dixon - MSc - RRU The Don McCubbing HCTF Scholarship is available for B.C. undergraduates completing an honours thesis or directed studies research project in their fourth year of a BSc program. Don McCubbing Recipients: Kasper Giesbrecht - UBC Rebecca McCracken - UBC Congratulations to all our scholarship recipients for their incredible dedication to conservation in our province! Over the coming months, we’ll be highlighting their inspiring projects! Stay tuned to learn more about their amazing work. Photo: Project 1-644 #ConservationInBC #BiodiversityBC #BCWildlife #WildlifeConservation #FishAndWildlife
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Supporting conservation projects means investing in healthier ecosystems for future generations.
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School is back in session and HCTF's Education program is busy supporting educators and schools in the province with opportunities to connect teaching and learning with biodiversity! HCTF Education offers a variety of grants, learning resources, and school programs to help people connect with BC's amazing diversity of fish, wildlife and ecosystems. Learn more about HCTF Education at https://buff.ly/e6gUF0a For some free resources and ideas head to our website https://buff.ly/UQd2Nkw
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