Focus Area
Capacity
We facilitate efforts to increase the technical and organizational capacity of TNCC and partners to undertake conservation and stewardship activities.
Focus Area
Capacity
We facilitate efforts to increase the technical and organizational capacity of TNCC and partners to undertake conservation and stewardship activities.
The TNCC works to identify partner capacity needs and facilitate opportunities for training, education and support to address these needs.
We monitor funding opportunities and bring new and existing funding opportunities to partners’ awareness.
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Columbia Mountains Institute’s Researchers’ Forum & 30-Year Anniversary
Celebrate 30 years of CMI supporting science-driven conservation and applied ecology in western Canada. This in-person event brings together researchers, practitioners, students, Indigenous and local partners to advance ecological knowledge...
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Attract More Funding: Learn What Family Foundations Are Really Looking For Webinar
Strong relationships with funders are key to securing sustainable support for your nonprofit. Join the Capacity Building Institute for this webinar featuring representatives from the Chawkers Foundation, Inrig Family Foundation...
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Balancing Biodiversity Conservation with Development Pressure in Urban Landscapes Webinar Series
Join us for a comprehensive webinar series exploring the complex challenges of balancing rapid development with biodiversity conservation. As housing demands surge, municipal and regional jurisdictions face increasing pressure to...
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FUNDING Opportunities
New TNRD Grant Writer Pilot Program Supports Local Non-Profits and Community Groups
July 14, 2025The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) has launched a new Community Grant Writer pilot program designed to support non-profit societies and community organizations in accessing...
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Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund Capacity Grant
March 19, 2024The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) and Hudson’s Bay Foundation (HBF) support Indigenous cultural, artistic, and educational activities through Oshki Wupoowane | The Blanket Fund. The Blanket Fund...
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Get Involved
Conservation partners work together to plan for and tackle critical ecological issues throughout the Thompson Watershed — from threats to species at risk, water quantity, air quality, to urban sprawl. Please join us in helping to protect the local environment, and our health.