Updates & Media
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Restoration Director
Read more: Restoration DirectorWe are looking for an experienced and collaborative leader to help guide our multi-year caribou habitat restoration program.
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July 2026 Update
Read more: July 2026 UpdateWe are grateful to share updates from a successful calving season. Thank you for being part of this journey and for your continued support of the people, partnerships, and efforts helping the Klinse-Za herd recover.
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Thank you Candace and welcome Mark
Read more: Thank you Candace and welcome MarkAs Nîkanêse Wah tzee Stewardship Society welcomes new leadership, we are full of gratitude for all that has been accomplished and optimism for the future of caribou recovery.
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April 2026 Update
Read more: April 2026 UpdateWe’re excited to share spring updates from the field, including this year’s capture efforts, our population survey results, a welcome to some new team members, and a special recognition we were honoured to receive. Thank you for being part of this journey…
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October 2025 Update
Read more: October 2025 UpdateWe’re excited to share the latest from Nîkanêse Wah tzee: field projects, lichen gathering, and the inspiring people behind the work. Thank you for being part of this ongoing effort to protect and restore the Klinse-Za caribou herd.
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Featured in BC Conservation Fund’s interactive Storymap
Read more: Featured in BC Conservation Fund’s interactive StorymapOur work is featured in BC Conservation Fund’s new interactive Storymap!
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August 2025 Update
Read more: August 2025 UpdateWe are thrilled to share that this year’s calving season was a great success. Thank you for being part of this journey and for your continued support in protecting and restoring the Klinse-Za caribou herd.
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May 2025 Update
Read more: May 2025 UpdateThis update from the field includes this year’s capture and penning efforts, population survey results, health initiatives, and a special recognition we were honoured to receive.
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March 2025 Update
Read more: March 2025 UpdateThis newsletter update brings you key insights from our 2024 Land Restoration efforts and dives into our recent Calf Survival Analysis. Read on to learn how these initiatives are shaping the future of caribou recovery.
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Maternity Pen Update: November 2024
Read more: Maternity Pen Update: November 2024Learn how 21 female caribou and 18 calves were safely released from the Klinse-Za Maternity Pen in the largest release yet. This update covers new tracking data, the construction of a new pen, and field photos of this important recovery effort.
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Maternity Pen Update Update: July 2024
Read more: Maternity Pen Update Update: July 2024This season brought remarkable moments and challenges to the Mt. Bickford maternity pen. From a shorter calving window and the rare birth of twins to the return of a former resident and the oldest caribou birth yet.
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Klinse-za Park Expansion: Protecting Sacred Lands & Caribou Habitat
Read more: Klinse-za Park Expansion: Protecting Sacred Lands & Caribou HabitatThe Klinse-Za/Twin Sisters Park is expanding to nearly 200,000 hectares, protecting vital caribou habitat and sacred Indigenous lands while supporting healthy ecosystems and local economies.
