About Us
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A non-profit society, run by a knowledgeable board of volunteer directors We work within the community, with the community, to maintain and enhance the health of the environment as the basis of a strong economy and vital society. The Cariboo Chilcotin Conservation Society is locally based: our office is in Williams Lake, with easy access to the public.
Information & Communication: We run a free ListServ to connect individuals interested in conservation issues. Current Projects
Support: We appeal for your support so that we can continue to provide the Cariboo Chilcotin with these worthwhile efforts to "ensure the preservation and maintenance of healthy, functioning ecosystems". Your donation may be designated for a specific project or projects (see above), or simply left to our choice of what is a current priority. MEMBERSHIP & DONATIONS
Original material in this website may be reproduced in any form without permission on condition that it is accredited to the Cariboo Chilcotin Conservation Society, with a link back to this site or, in the case of printed material, a clear indication of the site URL. We would appreciate being notified of such use. Although care has been taken in preparing the information contained in this web site, the CCCS does not and cannot guarantee the accuracy thereof. Anyone using the information does so at their own risk and shall be deemed to indemnify CCCS from any and all injury or damage arising from such use.
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History: Originally formed in 1992 as the Cariboo Chilcotin Conservation Council, to represent conservation interests of the region at the Commission On Resources and Environment (CORE), the CCCC was very involved in the development of the Cariboo Chilcotin Land Use Plan, released in 1994. Incorporated as Cariboo Chilcotin Conservation Society in 1996, the CCCS continues to be involved in the 
Goals: to promote land use and management decisions which enhance the stability, quality of life and economic viability of the community over the long term. We seek to ensure the preservation and maintenance of healthy, functioning ecosystems.
