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Peace Region Draft Regional Funding Priorities Feedback Form

The FWCP is renewing its approach to funding compensation projects and is seeking feedback on draft regional funding priorities. When final, these funding priorities will strengthen the alignment between the projects we fund and our primary obligation to compensate for BC Hydro dam impacts to fish, wildlife, and their habitats.

Draft regional funding priorities have been prepared for each of our three regions.

Your anonymous feedback on the draft regional funding priorities–which vary by region–will be considered by the FWCP’s regional boards, along with feedback from First Nation partners and the FWCP’s fish and wildlife technical committees, prior to finalizing our funding priorities in early 2027.

For any open text responses, please make sure you don’t include personal information as it will be removed.

Submit your feedback on draft regional funding priorities by Friday, November 13 at 4 p.m. PT / 5 p.m. MT.
1.Which best describes you? Please select all that apply.
2.Peace Region - Arctic grayling - Restore or enhance critical habitat and populations of Arctic grayling in alignment with the 2026 FWCP Arctic Grayling Status and Limiting Factors Synthesis.
The 2026 synthesis is an update to the 2017 synthesis and monitoring framework. It will guide projects to conserve and enhance Arctic grayling based on a gathering of current knowledge in the region. It will be available to grant applicants in late July 2026.
3.Peace Region - Bull trout - Restore or enhance critical habitat for bull trout in alignment with the 2019 Bull Trout Information Synthesis and Monitoring Framework.
4.Peace Region - Caribou - Restore caribou populations using measures that do not include habitat restoration or protection.
5.Peace Region - Caribou - Restore caribou habitat to increase caribou populations.
6.Peace Region - Fish passage & aquatic connectivity - Identify, prioritize, and remediate fish passage barriers in tributary streams, with emphasis on road-stream crossings and other barriers that fragment connectivity.
7.Peace Region - Forested, riparian & wetland-dependent species - Restore or enhance habitat for riparian, wetland, or valley-bottom forest dependent species.
8.Peace Region - Forested, riparian & wetland ecosystems - Restore or enhance riparian, wetland, or valley-bottom forest ecosystems.
9.Peace Region - Moose - Restore or enhance habitat to increase or maintain moose populations with considerations for caribou.
10.Peace Region - Stone’s sheep & mountain goat - Restore or enhance Stone's sheep or mountain goat populations and their habitat (e.g., movement corridors).
Thank you for providing your feedback.
11.If you want to talk with us, please provide your contact information.
The personal information, including optional name/email/affiliation, collected in the Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program’s (FWCP’s) Core Elements Survey by BC Hydro is collected under the authority of Section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for BC. The personal information is collected for the purpose of gathering early input in the development of funding priorities in each of the FWCP regions. If you have any questions concerning how your personal information is handled, please contact Chelsea Regina at chelsea.regina@bchydro.com.