The Challenge

Governments, First Nations, non-profits, and stewardship organizations across British Columbia need reliable ways to understand their watersheds — whether they're planning restoration, assessing fish habitat, monitoring water quality, or responding to climate-driven changes. But the technical barriers are high. Critical information remains scattered across provincial databases, historic archives, and specialized models — difficult to assemble and overly dependent on outside specialists.

Our Approach

We understand our well-being as inseparable from the health of the land and waters we work within. When we care for ecosystems, we care for ourselves.

We work in the open because shared methods, shared tools, and shared findings are how we move the needle faster — on conservation and restoration, on understanding, on justice for the places and people we care about.

Working alongside stewardship organizations, First Nations, and agencies across BC, we connect provincial data, spatial analysis, field data collection, and reporting into a coherent workflow — stream network modelling, floodplain analysis, land cover change detection, nutrient loading, aquatic health monitoring, and interactive online reporting.

Our analytical tools, data, and methods are publicly available — so every project strengthens shared infrastructure, and every partnership compounds across watersheds and years.