BCWF Conservation Webinar Series
Science-based Solutions & Recommendations for the Protection and Conservation of B.C.'s Fish, Wildlife and Habitat
In fall 2020, the B.C. Wildlife Federation started offering free conservation webinars on Zoom to fulfill its mandate of providing science-based solutions and consistent recommendations for the protection and conservation of fish, wildlife and habitat in British Columbia. The webinars do not only support conservation education and are a collaboration between the BCWF and other like-minded organizations, but they also create awareness and promote advocacy activities for the BCWF membership and public audience.
| Topic | Speaker | Date | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Migration, movements, and survival in a partially migratory elk ( Cervus canadensis ) population. | Research presented by Clayton T. Lamb, Kim G. Poole, Sam Medcalf, and Lanny Amos | July 10th, 7:00pm | Watch on YouTube |
| Whirling Disease in Western Canada | Zoé Stacey, DVM Veterinary Inspector / National Aquatic Animal Health Program British Columbia Animal and Food Directorate Canadian Food Inspection Agency / Government of Canada | July 24, 2024 07:00 PM Pacific Time | See below |
WEBINAR: Where did the Elk Valley Elk Go?
Webinar: The role of hatcheries in helping salmon stock in British Columbia
Saving Interior Fraser Steelhead Session 2: Evaluating Hatchery Propagation
Saving Interior Fraser Steelhead Session 1: Risks & Benefits of Hatchery Propagation
WEBINAR: An Urgent Update on Chronic Wasting Disease
WEBINAR – Threatened Waters: What invasive zebra and quagga mussels mean for B.C.
Forest and Fire Management in BC: Toward Landscape Resilience
Forest Policy: Ecosystem Health & Restoration
Chronic Wasting Disease: Prevention, Surveillance, and Response
Bill C-21 – What’s Happening on Parliament Hill?
Webinar: Understanding the Impact: Invasive Species & Wildlife Habitat
Webinar: SIMDeer – How habitat use impacts mule deer survival in south central BC
Webinar: Win-win options for moose management and caribou recovery
Webinar: Spatial and seasonal variation in cougar prey choice across the southern interior of B.C.
Moose habitat selection in disturbed landscapes: does risky habitat selection pay off for calf survival?
Utilization of probiotics for disease prevention in Chinook salmon aquaculture
Why BC hunters are willing to pay for better wildlife management
Details of the new Government of Canada legislation (C-21) and why it won’t reduce firearms crime
The status of Grizzly Bears in B.C and why the hunt ended
Webinar: SIMDeer – Understanding mule deer migration in south central BC
Improving Forest Practices to Protect Water
When does selective hunting lead to evolutionary change and what (if anything) should we do about it?
2050: Will Wildfire and Wildlife Coexist?
The role of marine and freshwater regime changes in the declines of Pacific salmonids in British Columbia
Impacts of Pinniped Predation on BC Salmon
Southern BC Cougar Project
Chronic Wasting Disease: Prevention, Surveillance, and Response
Environmental Induced Epigenetic Transgenerational Inheritance: Hatchery Impacts on Steelhead Trout Populations
Road Ecology in the Anthropocene: Lessons from Banff and Beyond
Survival of Pacific salmon released or escaped from fisheries capture
Integrated carnivore-ungulate management: a case study in west-central Montana
Factors Affecting Moose Populations in Interior B.C.
Frequently Asked Questions
I am interested in attending the webinar but unable to join. Will the webinar be recorded?
Yes! The webinar will be recorded and made available on YouTube in our BCWF Conservation Webinar Series Playlist and the tab ‘Live’ on Facebook. We also link to the recordings of all previous webinars on our Conservation Webinar Series webpage.
I have registered for the Zoom webinar but I am unable to attend. How do I receive a recording of the webinar?
No problem, 24 hours after the Zoom webinar has ended, all registrants will receive an email with the link to the recording on YouTube and Facebook Live video.
Will my questions be responded to?
We give our best to respond to all questions coming in from Zoom and Facebook during the webinar. However, due to time constraints, we offer to collect the questions that were not responded to and upload the responses to them after the webinar on the Conservation Webinar Series webpage under “Previous Webinars”.
I know what I want to ask before the webinar.
You can send your questions to communications@bcwf.bc.ca before the webinar. Please note that your Zoom registration confirmation email will include a note to send your questions to the Communications Team before the webinar if you prefer.
I have looked at the uploaded responses to the questions that were not responded to during the webinar and I still have questions.
If possible, we will include the contact details of our speaker to respond to more questions. Otherwise, you can send us an email to communications@bcwf.bc.ca and we will respond as soon as possible.