Three kinds of work, each shown through the programs that use it: restoration planning and delivery, long-term monitoring and assessment, and the open tools behind both.
Aquatic restoration planning, implementation, and monitoring across British Columbia — from floodplain analysis and land cover change detection to fish passage assessment and barrier prioritization. Grounded in First Nations partnerships and open science.
Nutrient dynamics, water quality, fish populations, and benthic community health in reservoirs, regulated rivers and impacted streams. Reproducible analytical workflows integrating decades of monitoring data.
Open tools and data for planning, carrying out and monitoring restoration in British Columbia: where the habitat is and what blocks it, where the floodplain is and how it has changed, and what the ground and water look like now.