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TSḰELN (Ticks!)

TICKS! By Wyatt Olsson & Ceryne Staples It's tick season! In some parts of BC, ticks can be found most months of the year, but in the spring,...

AN UPDATE ON WHIRLING DISEASE IN BC’S WATERWAYS By Wyatt Olsson On December 6th, 2023, the first case of whirling disease in BC was confirmed by...

REVIEWING THE DISEASE AND IT’S IMPLICATIONS FOR BC DEER by Devon Harscarl A serious threat has emerged in British Columbia with the first...

Through the Simpcw Sq̓ítxleqs Study, Simpcw Natural Resources Department and Estsék are committed to addressing the complex challenges that are...

Ensuring Safety and Success with Tree Climbing Training Sometimes the work we do requires more than just boots on the ground; it requires skilled...

Simpcw Resources LLP Environmental Division’s team is busy wrapping up the amphibian salvage field season. The final completion of the...

My name is Paul Van Velzen, and I am excited to share my story with you. As an Environmental Manager, I grew up in the beautiful surroundings of...

On October 15, 2022, Estsék’ Environmental Services, Simpcw First Nation and the Thompson-Nicola Conservation Collaborative co-hosted a Grizzly...

The Grizzly Bear Study has kicked off to a busy start in 2022 with a number of activities including the Simpcw First Nation Community Engagement...

Rare Aquatic Moss was discovered during an environmental dig for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project (TMEP) adjacent to Celestine Road within a...

Simpcw Resources LLP and Simpcw First Nation have received funding from Natural Resources Canada through the Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring...