Caribou are an iconic species once found across Canada. Today most herds are declining, some endangered and others gone. No caribou are more unique in the world than the Deep Snow Mountain Caribou found in the mountains of southeastern British Columbia or more at risk of extinction. Logging has decimated much of their habitat which needs urgent protection. Self-sustaining Deep-Snow Mountain Caribou herds are important on their own merit as recognized by both BC and Canada.

However, the case for establishment of The Great Caribou Rainforest Conservation Area is strengthened by the significant contribution it will make to meeting commitments made by BC and Canada on Indigenous rights, biodiversity, climate and old-growth forests. 

To Learn More

[icon name=”fa-external-link-alt” class=”fas fa-external-link-alt”]   Full Proposal for the Great Caribou Rainforest Conservation Area

[icon name=”fa-external-link-alt” class=”fas fa-external-link-alt”] One-page Overview of the Great Caribou Rainforest Conservation Area

[icon name=”fa-external-link-alt” class=”fas fa-external-link-alt”] Presentation of the Great Caribou Rainforest

Reports & Updates

[icon name=”fa-external-link-alt” class=”fas fa-external-link-alt”]  The Endangered Deep-Snow Mountain Caribou of BC’s Interior Wetbelt

[icon name=”fa-external-link-alt” class=”fas fa-external-link-alt”] Trip Report Oct.2022

Additional Studies

[icon name=”fa-external-link-alt” class=”fas fa-external-link-alt”]   Red-Listed Ecosystem Status of Interior Wetbelt and Inland Temperate Rainforest BC