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Invertebrates & Fish

Species are listed alphabetically

Behr's Hairstreak

Behr's Hairstreak

Satyrium behrii

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Chinook Salmon

Chinook Salmon

Oncorhynchus tshawytscha

Threatened (Federal)

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Columbia Sculpin

Columbia Sculpin

Cottus hubbsi

Special Concern (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

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Dark Saltflat Tiger Beetle

Dark Saltflat Tiger Beetle

Cicindela parowana

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Half-moon Hairstreak

Half-moon Hairstreak

Satyrium semiluna

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Monarch Butterfly

Monarch Butterfly

Danaus plexippus

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Mormon Fritillary, Erinna Subspecies

Mormon Fritillary, Erinna Subspecies

Speyeria mormonia erinna

Red List (Provincial)

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Mormon Metalmark

Mormon Metalmark

Apodemia mormo

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Nuttall's Sheepmoth

Nuttall's Sheepmoth

Hemileuca nuttalli

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Olive Clubtail

Olive Clubtail

Stylurus olivaceus

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Rocky Mountain Ridged Mussel

Rocky Mountain Ridged Mussel

Gonidea angulata

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Umatilla Dace

Umatilla Dace

Rhinichthys umatilla

Threatened (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

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Vivid dancer

Vivid dancer

Argia vivida

Special Concern (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

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Western Bumble bee

Western Bumble bee

Bombus occidentalis

Threatened (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT >

We respectfully acknowledge that our stewardship work takes place on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) People. For countless generations, the Syilx People have cared for these lands, waters, plants, and wildlife through their knowledge, laws, and responsibilities to the natural world.

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As an organization dedicated to conservation and stewardship, we recognize that caring for ecosystems is not a new practice but one that has been guided by Indigenous Peoples since time immemorial. We honour the Syilx Nation's enduring stewardship and commit to fostering respectful relationships with the land and with the people who have always called it home.

VISION

We all take care of the land and nature so that they thrive

MISSION >

OSS helps communities take care of the land and nature.

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Phone:  250-770-1467

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