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30% by 2030

BC has committed to protecting 30% of its land and waters in partnership with First Nations by 2030 –  a critical target to halt biodiversity loss.

Protect 30% of lands by 2030

Since 1978

CPAWS-BC is a part of one of Canada’s oldest non-profit conservation groups. CPAWS-BC supports the creation of large, well-managed, connected protected areas where native plants and animals thrive, now and forever.

About of CPAWS-BC
Lichen, Troy Moth, Salmon Beyond Borders photo. Nisga’a territory.

We Support Indigenous-led Conservation

As original stewards, Indigenous Peoples’ leadership, knowledge and experience are essential to mapping a future where communities and Nature can thrive.

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Two sea otters floating on top of ocean water
Photo by: Markus Thompson

We Show Our Work

In-depth reports help keep government accountable and keep conservation momentum going.

Reports & Publications

Spotlight

Ocean Conservation Spotlight

Blueprint for the Coast

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Land & Fresh Water Spotlight

Creating the South Okanagan-Similkameen National Park Reserve

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The sun sets behind the ocean with small forested islands in the foreground. Photo by: Markus Thompson
Ocean Conservation Spotlight

Protecting the Great Bear Sea

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Land & Fresh Water Spotlight

Protecting The Largest Intact Landscape in BC – Dene Kʼéh Kusān

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Close up of glass sponge reef. Photo by: Kim Conway
Ocean Conservation Spotlight

Saving the Sea of Glass: Glass Sponge Reefs in BC

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What We Do

Advocate

for effective, strong wildlife management protected areas all across British Columbia

Engage

with First Nations, crown governments, communities, and conservation and industry stakeholders to establish new conservation areas and improve protection and management across BC

Inspire

people to actively engage in conservation by participating in public consultations and advocating for strong protections

Work With

conservation partners and communities to identify new priority areas and appropriate tools needed for protection measures

Collaborate

with scientists and community partners to study the benefits, opportunities, and impacts of protected areas

Support

Indigenous-led conservation by providing capacity on projects, amplifying announcements, and raising awareness about the need to support Indigenous-led initiatives with governments and the public

We Need Your Help

To Protect BC’s Wilderness Now & Forever

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Yes, I want to help protect Canada’s wilderness

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Young Leaders in Conservation Program

Our Young Leaders Program

Active Campaigns

Campaigns

News & Events

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