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Reptiles & Amphibians

Species are listed in alphabetical order.

Blotched Tiger Salamander

Blotched Tiger Salamander

Status:

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (Provincial)

Ambystoma mavortium melanostictum

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Desert Nightsnake

Desert Nightsnake

Status:

Endangered (Federal)
Red List (provincial)

Hypsiglena torquata

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Great Basin Gophersnake

Great Basin Gophersnake

Status:

Threatened (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

Pitophus catenifer deserticola

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Great Basin Spadefoot

Great Basin Spadefoot

Status:

Threatened (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

Spea intermontana

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Pygmy Short Horned Lizard

Pygmy Short Horned Lizard

Status:

Extirpated (Locally extinct)

Phrynosoma douglasii

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Rubber Boa

Rubber Boa

Status:

Special Concern (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

Charina bottae

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Western (Northern Pacific) Rattlesnake

Western (Northern Pacific) Rattlesnake

Status:

Threatened (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

Crotalus oreganus oreganus

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Western Painted Turtle

Western Painted Turtle

Status:

Special Concern (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

Chrysemys picta belli

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Western Skink

Western Skink

Status:

Special Concern (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

Eumeces skiltonianus

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Western Toad

Western Toad

Status:

Special Concern (Federal)

Anaxyrus boreas

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Western Yellow-bellied Racer

Western Yellow-bellied Racer

Status:

Special Concern (Federal)
Blue List (Provincial)

Coluber constrictor mormon

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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.

CONTACT >

Mail:  #6--477 Martin St, Penticton, BC, V2A 5L2

Phone:  250-770-1467

Email:  info[@]osstewardship.ca

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