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Adams River Salmon Society

Blair Acton
PO Box 24034
Scotch Creek BC V0E 3L0

info@salmonsociety.com

Number of members/students: 46
Initiated 1994. Partnerships with BC Parks and DFO to undertake public awareness & education programs for "Salute to Sockeye" on every dominate Adams River year. About 250,000 people attended the salute to Sockeye in 2010. Also undertake conservation and restoration of the natural and cultural resources of Tsútswecw Provincial Park (formerly Roderick Haig-Brown Park).
BC Cattlemen's Association - Farmland-Riparian Interface Stewardship Program (FRISP)

Lee Hesketh
4-10145 Dallas Dr
Kamloops BC V2C 6T4

250-547-6586
silverhillsranch@aol.com

Number of members/students: 1200
Initiated 2004. Programs to promote Agricultural Environmental Planning, Stewardship and Fish Habitat Restoration activities in the BC Interior.
BC Parks

1259 Dalhousie Dr
Kamloops BC V2C 5Z5

250-371-6200

Number of members/students: High public park use
Initiated 1994. Partnerships with Adams River Salmon Society and DFO to undertake public awareness "Salute to Sockeye" on every dominate Adams River year and interpretive trail system. Also undertake conservation and restoration of the natural and cultural resources of Tsútswecw Provincial Park (formerly Roderick Haig-Brown Park).
Bonaparte River Watershed Society

Allen Midgley
3897 Hwy 97 N
Cache Creek BC V0K 1H1

250-457-9288

Number of members/students: 17
Initiated 2002. Watershed planning, stewardship and fish habitat restoration activities (about 120 sites to date).
Canada - BC Environmental Farm Plan Coordinators See list of EFP Advisors Initiated 2003. Partnerships to promote Agricultural Environmental Planning, Stewardship and Fish Habitat Restoration activities in the BC Interior.
Central Okanagan Regional District

Alison Campbell Urness
2363A Springfield Rd
Kelowna BC V1X 7N7

250-469-6140
eeco@cord.bc.ca
alison.urness@cord.bc.ca

Number of members/students: 225
Initiated 1996. Partnership with local government and 9 school districts to deliver Public Education Program - Stream to Sea and operate visitor center.
Columbia Shuswap Regional District

Marcin Pachcinski
PO Box 978
781 Marine Park Dr NE
Salmon Arm BC V1E 4P1

1-888-248-2773
mpachcinski@csrd.bc.ca

Initiated 2008. Foreshore Inventory, Mapping and Shoreline Management Guidelines Development for the Shuswap Lakes Participation in the Shuswap Lake integrated Planning Process (SLIPP).
Fraser Basin Council

Mike Simpson
200A-1383 McGill Rd
Kamloops BC V2C 6K7

250-314-9660
msimpson@fraserbasin.bc.ca

Initiated 2005. Partnership to annually host the BCI Stewardship workshop and public education and awareness programs. Key supporter of the Shuswap Lake integrated Planning Process (SLIPP).
Big Little Science Centre

Joanne Nicklas
655 Holt St
Kamloops BC V2B 5G2

250-554-2572
joannenicklas@shaw.ca

Initiated 1980. Delivery of public education program "Stream to Sea" in 35 schools.
Kingfisher Interpretive Centre Society

Neil Brookes
2550 Mabel Lake Rd
Enderby BC V0E 1V5

250-838-0004
kingfisherinterpretivecentre@gmail.com

Students - 2250
Initiated 1980. Partnership between local community members forming interpretive society and 3 school districts (45 Schools) to deliver Public Education Program - Stream to Sea, Aquatic invasive Education, environmental awareness programs, supporting fish habitat restoration and operation of community hatchery.
Regional District of North Okanagan

9848 Aberdeen Rd
Coldstream BC V1B 2K9

Initiated 2009. Foreshore Inventory, Mapping and Aquatic Habitat Index for Lower Shuswap River and Mabel Lake as well as leading the Shuswap Watershed Sustainability Plan.
Salmon Arm Fish & Game Club

PO Box 1864
Salmon Arm BC V1E 4P4

Initiated 1946. Restoring and enhancing fish habitat.
Salmon Arm Golf Course

Val Janzen
3641 Hwy 97B S
PO Box 1525
Salmon Arm BC V1E 4P6

250-832-8834

Initiated 2010. Public education and awareness of impacts to Canoe Creek.
Salmon River Watershed Roundtable

Jamie Felhauer
PO Box 309
Salmon Arm BC V1E 4R8

250-804-8813
jado@telus.net

Members - 150+
Initiated 1993. Watershed planning, stewardship and fish restoration activities.
Shuswap Lake Integrated Planning Process

Erin Vieira
200A-1383 McGill Rd
Kamloops BC V2C 6K9

250-314-9660
info@slippbc.ca

Initiated 2007. Partnership to bring together communities, First Nations, and public agencies to together sustain the health and prosperity of Shuswap and Mara Lakes. Public education and awareness programs as well as restoring fish habitat.
Simpcw First Nation

Tina Donald
PO Box 220
Barriere BC V0E 1E0

250-672-9995
tdonald@simpcw.com

Initiated 1984. Stock assessment hatchery on Dunn Creek and partnerships for public awareness and education programs. Initiating mapping inventory and fish habitat restoration in North Thompson area.
Skeetchestn Indian Band

Don Ignace
PO Box 178
Savona BC V0K 2J0

250-373-2493
di@skeetchestn.ca

Initiated 1984. Deadman River watershed mapping, inventory, habitat restoration, public education and awareness and salmon stock assessment.
Switzmalph Cultural Society

Bonnie Thomas
3281 1st Ave SW
Salmon Arm BC V1E 2Y9

250-253-4007
bonniet01@shaw.ca

Initiated 2011. Partnership to develop native plant nursery, interpretive center, restoration and enhancement of fish habitat on Salmon River Delta.
Thompson Nicola Regional District

Regina Sadilkova
300-465 Victoria St
Kamloops BC V2C 2A9

250-377-8673
rsadilkova@tnrd.ca

Initiated 2011. Foreshore Habitat Inventory, Mapping and development of shoreline management guidelines for Nicola Lake.
Whitevalley Community Resource Centre

Tom Minor
2114 Shuswap Ave
PO Box 661
Lumby BC V0E 2G0

250-547-8866
e.info@whitevalley.ca

Initiated 1996. Partnerships to undertake watershed planning, stewardship and fish habitat restoration activities.

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