Grassland Stewardship Projects

Review of the Gilpin Grasslands

Don Gayton, Ecosystem Management Specialist with the Forest Research Extension Partnership, recently completed a comprehensive review of the Gilpin Grasslands area near Grand Forks on behalf of the Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection, the report examines a number of issues including grazing, weeds, and changes to the plant community. The Gilpin is a unique grassland that is used by deer, elk and wild sheep as well as by domestic livestock, as well as being a popular local birding and hiking area. The Gilpin report is available in PDF format and split into the Report and the Appendices:

• Review of the Gilpin Grasslands, Report
• Review of the Gilpin Grasslands, Appendices

BC Grasslands Stewardship Guide: A guide for ranchers and recreation users

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Stewardship Options for Private Landowners

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Community Greenways: Linking Communities to Country, and People to Nature

Community Greenways: Linking Communities to Country, and People to Nature provides forward looking tools that will help community leaders to understand the principles of the natural systems that support our lives.