FBC Sites, Socials & E-News

Stay current with Fraser Basin Council news via our social media channels + our newsletter The FBC Confluence.

Plug In BC is a key information source on programs and initiatives that support the electric vehicle market, including access to incentives, support for fleets, advisory service for stratas and MURBs, opportunities to experience EVs, and information on charging stations.

Emotive is a BC-wide initiative to increase public understanding of electric vehicles. Learn about upcoming events, #LiveElectric stories, videos and other resources.

The BC Climate Action Toolkit is a first-stop website that offers BC communities news, events, resources and tools to support their work in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The site is supported through a partnership between the joint Provincial-UBCM Green Communities Committee and the Fraser Basin Council.

FloodWise is a site to learn about Fraser River flood and coastal flood hazards and risks in the Lower Mainland.

The FBC Youth Program and an FBC Youth Advisory Committee support youth to engage in sustainability initiatives, deepen their understanding on complex issues, gain skills and take leadership to serve their communities.

The Nechako Watershed Roundtable is a collaborative initiative to protect and improve the health of the Nechako watershed for future generations.

The Nechako Watershed Roundtable is a collaborative initiative to protect and improve the health of the Nechako watershed for future generations.

ReTooling for Climate Change is an online resource site communities build resilience to the impacts of a changing climate. Visit the site for adaptation news, events, case studies, reports, guides, tools, policies and plans and videos.

Salmon-Safe BC is a certification program that recognizes land management practices that better protect Pacific salmon habitat and enhance water quality on agricultural and urban lands.

The SWC is a collaborative, non-regulatory group that works to protect, maintain and enhance water quality and to promote safe recreation in the Shuswap.

The Fraser Basin Council also provides staff secretariat / program management services for the PGAIR society.