
TNCC 2025 Fall Partner Field Tour Highlights Connectivity
November 10, 2025On October 9, 2025, TNCC and conservation partners from across the Thompson-Nicola region gathered for the Fall Field Tour — a full day of collaboration and hands-on learning focused on...

City of Kamloops Adopts Wildlife Corridors into Official Community Plan
November 10, 2025The City of Kamloops has formally adopted the Thompson-Nicola Conservation Collaborative’s (TNCC) mapped wildlife corridors into its Official Community Plan (OCP) — known as KAMPLAN. This milestone...

Protecting Species at Risk on the Move in Skeetchestn Territory
October 27, 2025As wildlife navigate increasingly fragmented landscapes, Skeetchestn Natural Resources LLP (SNR). SNR is taking a creative, community-driven approach to keeping animals—and drivers—safe on the roads that cross key ecological corridors...

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...

TNCC Annual Report 24-25
July 14, 2025Advancing Our Vision: A Year in Review Over the past year, TNCC continued to advance a shared vision for healthy, connected ecosystems across the Thompson-Nicola region. Our 2024–2025 Annual...

From Collisions to Connections: Protecting Biodiversity in BC’s Southern Interior
June 19, 2025FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kelowna, BC — June 18, 2025. A groundbreaking forum in Kelowna at the University of BC’s Okanagan campus brought together representatives from Indigenous communities, government agencies, scientists,...

In Our Backyard: Mountain Beaver
March 6, 2025The Thompson-Nicola region is home to a fascinating, yet elusive resident: the mountain beaver (Aplodontia rufa), an ancient and unique rodent that plays a vital role in our forest ecosystems....

In Our Backyard: Veery
February 7, 2025The Veery in the Thompson-Nicola Region: A Glimpse into a Secretive Songbird The Thompson-Nicola region is host to the elusive veery (Catharus fuscescens), a small thrush renowned for its haunting,...

