Wildlife Stewardship
Invasive species management
ȻENSOT SW̱ TŦE ŚW̱ ḰENE I¸ TŦE XÁ¸XE¸ TEṈEW
Taking care of the ocean and the sacred land
About us
We are a team of passionate conservationists based in British Columbia. We are dedicated to advancing ecosystem recovery and fostering biodiversity. Exploring diverse, non invasive, approaches and crafting creative solutions to meet project needs is central to our work. We are proud to support research initiatives and also stand alongside communities committed to protecting the integrity of their natural environments.
Services
We provide expertise, guidance, and support of ecosystem restoration.
From boots-on-the-ground species management to navigating complex regulatory systems, our services fall into two core areas:
Field Services
Hands-on, humane wildlife management grounded in best practices and safety protocols.
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Removal or Hazing; Safe, discrete management of species such as ungulates, weasels, predators, geese, bullfrogs, beaver, rabbits, predators, and more.
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Capture and re-location; Safe capture of species, including sensitive or imperilled species, to aid scientific research or re-location.
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Community outreach and education, on deterrents and fencing for safe, humane, and legal self-management.
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Experienced in applying for external funding, for example, funding for professional meat processing for local Nations.
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Expertise in; Trail cameras, drones, and thermal imaging to generate data required to estimate populations, track movement, and support feasibility studies.
Administrative Services
We streamline the complex processes behind responsible wildlife management, so you can focus on the outcomes.
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Management and safety plans; Customized species management and safety plans that strictly follow eradication best practices to avoid educating the targeted species.
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Feasibility studies, for sustainable population control.
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Regulation and permitting; Permit coordination for regulatory compliance.
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Engagement; Experienced in the collaborative process engaging with Indigenous communities, landowners, ecologists, media, and jurisdictional authorities. We bring in third party neutrals to ensure effective processes focusing on the outcomes while building respectful, durable, lasting relationships.
We work respectfully and collabroatively with respected elders, leadership and council, provincial regulators, and enforcement agencies. Our goal is to maintain trust, legal clarity, and cultural alignment on all projects.
SeaBird conservation via predator removal
Rabbit live capture
Our Approach
Our philosophy is simple: use what works, respect what matters, and never compromise on safety or ethics. We believe transparency and a balanced, informed approach to our work is critical for long-term success.
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We prioritize human and animal welfare.
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We act practically, cost-effectively, and efficiently.
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We employ people with specialized skillsets so we can offer diverse services including Indigenous knowledge-holders, local community members, and those who have served in the Canadian Military.
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We consult and hire locally, working with First Nations and honoring traditional teachings and practices
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We draw on international expertise, current scientific literature, and global technical specialists for proven techniques and technology
Our Values
We're passionate conservationists dedicated to the health and functionality of ecosystems and supporting Indigenous-led stewardship efforts. We're proud to stand beside communities and organizations committed to preserving the integrity of their natural environments.
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We believe in simplicity where appropriate, and sustainability above all.
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We actively work to decolonize the landscape by removing invasive species and honoring traditional ecological practices.
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We aim to foster biodiversity through thoughtful, realistic, and inclusive restoration approaches.