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STEWARDSHIP INFORMATION AND RESOURCES

Want more information on a topic or species that isn't listed here? Try looking in our Species at Risk Guide.  Or, you can also contact us and we may be able to help!

woman reading and learning from a book
gartersnake on gravel
Lush thick riparian forest by creek and river
farmer in hay field
small bat on a rock
big invasive bullfrog
mallard ducklings in pond
Okanagn similkameen grassland
bighorn sheep
salamander on leaf in pond
endangered butterfly on sagebrush
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

Reg # 84539 8775 RR0001

FUNDING SUPPORT FOR STEWARDSHIP PROJECTS PROVIDED BY:

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