Our Team
The Heart of BC Conservation Foundation
At the BC Conservation Foundation, our staff members are the backbone of our operations. Each team member plays a crucial role in advancing our mission to protect and preserve British Columbia’s natural heritage.
From our Board of Directors to our program staff; every team member brings unique skills and dedication to our cause. Together our collective efforts ensure the successful implementation of our conservation initiatives.
We invite you to learn more about the people who make our work possible and provide invaluable contributions to the Foundation and conservation efforts in BC.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors provide strategic oversight and governance to the Foundation. Responsibilities include setting the Foundation’s direction, ensuring financial stability, and upholding our mission and values.
Administrative Staff
Our administrative team ensures smooth operations and provides essential support to our programs and projects. They handle everything from financial management to mobilizing field teams, making sure that each project and program runs efficiently and effectively. Their dedication and expertise allow the Foundation to focus on education, collaboration and habitat conservation.
Aquatic Research and Restoration Centre
The Foundation is active on Vancouver Island where our Aquatic Research and Restoration Centre is based in Nanaimo, BC. Our team conducts a variety of research and project implementation including stock assessments, Wild Salmon and Steelhead research, monitoring, evaluation and habitat restoration projects.
WildSafeBC
The WildSafeBC team helps reduce human-wildlife conflict through education and community engagement. The team conducts workshops, provides education and capacity building, and works closely with a network of local communities across BC to foster safety, greater understanding and respect for wildlife.
Northen Spotted Owl Breeding Program
The Northern Spotted Owl Breeding Program team is dedicated to the conservation and recovery of one of Canada’s most endangered species, the Northern Spotted Owl. Our team works tirelessly to help breed and release Northern Spotted Owls into their natural habitat. These efforts are leading to significant achievements to ensure the survival of this iconic species in BC.