The CDC systematically collects and disseminates information on the rare and endangered plants, animals and plant associations of British Columbia, providing information on rare organisms and ecosystems

The program is designed to address operational forest and range management problems through multidisciplinary research and a variety of extension products.

Responsible for ensuring sustainable development of the province's land, water, and resources while protecting environmental values. Mapping progress, reports and publications, water information, land and resource registries, fisheries inventory, and crown land policies.

Responsible for the management, protection and enhancement of the province's environment. Ministry plans, minister profile, parks information, endangered species, environmental trends, and related materials.

Internationally recognized as a leading centre of excellence in the use of earth-observation data, and supports an expanding industry sector including the world leaders in global ground station, image analysis and radar mapping markets. CCRS is responsible for the reception, processing, archiving and dissemination of remotely sensed data for Canada.

CCME works to promote cooperation on and coordination of interjurisdictional issues such as waste management, air pollution and toxic chemicals.

In both of Canada's official languages: English and Francais.

Fisheries and Oceans research.

Department's duties are to assist parliamentarians in their oversight of the federal government's efforts to protect the environment and foster sustainable development, by providing them with objective, independent analysis and recommendations.

A public corporation created by the Canadian government to help communities in the developing world find solutions to social, economic, and environmental problems through research. Resources

The British Columbia Forest Service is the steward of the timber, range and recreation resources of British Columbia's unreserved public (Crown) forest land, which covers two-thirds of the province (about 59 million hectares). The Forest Service manages this land for many uses, including recreation, forage, timber, and wilderness, and, in cooperation with other agencies, for water, fish, wildlife, tourism, heritage, and minerals.

An independent agency that provides decision makers with information and object views on the current state of the debate on the environment and the economy.

Canada's largest freshwater research establishment. NWRI conducts a comprehensive program of research and development in the aquatic sciences, in partnership with the Canadian and international science communities.

An economic, science-based department with a mandate to promote the sustainable development and responsible use of Canada's mineral, energy, and forestry resources.

Facts, quotes, contacts, laws, policies, and other resources about Canada's three oceans.

Regional silviculture staff enforce policies, procedures and operational standards for reforestation practices, vegetation management and forest health. They also offer training on current silvicultural practices to field staff and the forestry community.