The Kiyooka Land Trust Foundation (KLTF) now owns and will steward a 29 hectare (72 acre) wetlands/riparian property in Tête Jaune Cache, BC. We are thankful for the generous financial support of the Kiyooka family who donated the equity of the property, the Government of Canada land acquisition grant through the Natural Heritage Conservation Program and Land Trust Conservation Program, and individual private donations. Together, we have protected this land for future generations of all life!
Shout out to the Land Trust Alliance of BC for supporting our mission and encouraging KLTF to apply for the land acquisition grant through the Natural Heritage Conservation Program and Land Trust Conservation Program!
We are a registered not-for-profit charitable society situated in Tête Jaune Cache, BC, on the traditional territories of many First Nations including the Secwépemc, Lheidli T’enneh and Rocky Mountain Cree. Our purpose is to conserve important wildlife habitat and to protect the ecological integrity of lands we hold in trust in the Robson Valley region. We also aim to provide educational opportunities for environmental stewardship, and to nurture sustainable, resilient communities.
“Our task must be to free ourselves by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and its beauty.”
— Albert Einstein
our vision
land conservation
receiving land as gifts to hold in trust and to protect/steward these lands for future generations of all life
documentation of history
highlighting the natural, Indigenous and settler history of the area
environmental stewardship
wildlife habitat enhancement/restoration projects, local ecosystem health monitoring/research, field study work
educational opportunities
public access to lands held in trust, educational programs to foster understanding of the local ecosystems and encourage love and care for natural world
arts community venue
venue for arts and other community activities, such as residential artist retreats and small group workshops
sustainability workshops
educational opportunities for the surrounding community to foster climate resiliency and sustainable practices
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Volunteers are at the heart of what we do. Find out how you can get involved.
All donations, large or small, are greatly appreciated and help us meet our land conservation project goals.
Annual memberships are available now. Memberships help to sustain the future of our organization.
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