Disclaimer: Water temperature is a Water Survey of Canada output, not a product. The data are provided as-is. We have no standard operating procedures for data collection or processing. This means that sensor selection, calibration, and placement are not...

Land use changes and developments have led to a loss of natural estuarine habitat in British Columbia. Agriculture, forestry, and dredging for commercial and residential development have all contributed to the loss. It is anticipated that the pressure to...

Interactive map showing sites with mine tailings storage facilities (TSF) in BC. The TSF features include information on the mine status, dam height, facility capacity, and failure consequence rating.

Weblink to an interactive map that provides access to the locations of climate research stations in Northern BC and their respective data.

The Upper Bulkley Fish and Aquatic Review project produced a set of analyses focused on select pressure and quantity indicators as determined by the Wild Salmon Policy Strategy 2. Pressure Indicators included are Road Density, Riparian Disturbance, and...

A weblink to the Tyhee Lake sampling history and monitoring results on the BC Lake Monitoring Network.

Includes designated floodplain mapsheets and channel survey data including cross section and road profiles, HEC2 GR data files, bridge sketches, plans showing location of cross sections, and coordinate files. Report published September 1994.

Documentation of existing shoreline habitats around Prince Rupert, the Tsimshian peninsula and the Skeena River using high-resolution aerial imagery.

Map showing the extent and treatment of the invasive Yellow Floating Heart (Nymphoides peltata) infestation on Seymour Lake near Smithers, BC.

A secondary lake inventory (RIC 1999, 2000) was conducted on an Unnamed Lake located approximately 13 km west of the outlet of Morrison Lake and 13.3 km north of Smithers Landing on Babine Lake, B.C.. The main objectives of the secondary lake inventory...

The purpose of this report is to present a description of the methodologies used and results of the study undertaken to produce the attached floodplain mapping sheets, Drawings 85-14 Sheets 1 to 3. The study area covers six kilometres of the Bulkley River...

The primary purpose of the reconnaissance inventory of M27 was to gather information on the presence or absence of fish in the lake, and to gather preliminary data on biophysical attributes of the lake. M27 was a secondary lake included in a secondary level...

The primary purpose of the reconnaissance inventory of M26 was to gather information on the presence or absence of fish in the lake, and to gather preliminary data on biophysical attributes of the lake. M26 was a secondary lake included in a secondary level...

The primary purpose of the reconnaissance inventory of M25 was to gather information on the presence or absence of fish in the lake, and to gather preliminary data on biophysical attributes of the lake. M25 was a secondary lake included in a secondary level...

The primary purpose of the reconnaissance inventory of M22 was to gather information on the presence or absence of fish in the lake, and to gather preliminary data on biophysical attributes of the lake. M22 was a secondary lake included in a secondary level...

The primary purpose of the reconnaissance inventory of M21 was to gather information on the presence or absence of fish in the lake, and to gather preliminary data on biophysical attributes of the lake. M21 was a secondary lake included in a secondary level...

The primary purpose of the reconnaissance inventory of Hanawald Lake was to gather information on the presence or absence of the fish in the lake, and to gather preliminary data on biophysical attributes of the lake. Hanawald Lake was a secondary lake...

The Provincial Climate Data Set (PCDS) Portal contains observations of weather and climate variables (such as temperature and rainfall amounts) for British Columbia. Locations of observation stations are shown on an interactive map of the province which...

Ocean Networks Canada’s observing systems deliver freely available, locally-relevant environmental data in real-time for scientific research that helps communities, governments, and industry make evidence-based decisions on ocean management, marine safety,...

The Port of Prince Rupert (PPR) Noise Monitoring Program aims to show real time noise levels at active noise stations through the coloured circles on the right-hand corner map. Additional noise stations will be installed and incorporated into this website...