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Shuswap Watershed Council Resources

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Shuswap Watershed Council Annual Reports

Note: Find SWC meeting agendas and summaries and other resources in SWC Meetings.

2022-2023 Annual Report

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Shuswap Watershed Council Workplan and Budget Overview (2023-2024)

Below is an overview of the Shuswap Watershed Council budget and workplan for 2023-2024.

Priorities in the annual budgets and workplans are guided by the SWC Strategic Plan for 2021-2026.

Shuswap Watershed Council 2021-2026 Strategic Plan

 SWC Stragegic Plan

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Shuswap Watershed Council FAQs

Read the SWC FAQs

Interested in the work of the Shuswap Watershed Council?

Take a look at some of our most Frequently Asked Questions!

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Water Quality Resources

The Shuswap Watershed Council has published several annual reports on water quality in the Shuswap watershed.

The SWC has also commissioned studies on water quality: see Water Quality Research, Reports and Information.

Phosphorus Action Plan

Phosphorus Action Plan

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Shuswap Watershed Map

The Shuswap watershed is much more than the lake: it is all the land and bodies of water that drain to the outlet of Little Shuswap Lake. It includes forests, fields, hillsides, wetlands, meadows, creeks, rivers and lakes from the Okanagan Highlands in the south, to the Monashee mountains in the north and east, to the Shuswap Highlands in the northwest.

This Shuswap Watershed map shows the entire Shuswap watershed, divided into seven major sub-basins coded by colour. The Shuswap watershed forms part of the larger Thompson and Fraser watersheds.

Shuswap Watershed Basin

The Shuswap Watershed. Open larger (PDF) version of map.

 

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SWC Blog

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About the Fraser Basin Council

The Fraser Basin Council (FBC) is a charitable non-profit organization that brings people together to advance sustainability in British Columbia.

Where We Work

We are grateful to live and work on the unceded ancestral territories of the Indigenous Nations of British Columbia.

Our Vision

Social well-being supported by a vibrant economy and sustained by a healthy environment.

Strategic Priorities

At the Fraser Basin Council, our strategic priorities are to take action on climate change, support healthy watersheds and water resources, and build sustainable and resilient communities.

With our partners, we work on a range of collaborative, multi-sector initiatives, such as those focused on flood management, community wildfire planning, air quality improvement, energy-efficient buildings, green transportation (including the uptake of electric vehicles and expansion of charging infrastructure), watershed planning and youth-driven climate action projects.

FBC Program Sites

Plug in BC:
www.pluginbc.ca

Emotive:
www.emotivebc.ca

ReTooling for Climate Change:
www.retooling.ca

FBC Youth:
fbcyouthprogram.ca

Climate Action Toolkit:
www.toolkit.bc.ca 

Salmon-Safe BC
www.salmonsafe.ca

Realizing UNDRIP Initiative
www.realizingundrip.ca

Contact Us

FBC staff work from our Vancouver, Kamloops, Williams Lake and Prince George offices, and from several other locations.

To reach us, see FBC Offices and FBC Staff or contact our administration office:

Fraser Basin Council
1st Floor, 470 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6C 1V5

T: 604 488-5350

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