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Whistler Biodiversity Project

A multi-year project to catalogue and help conserve Whistler's native species.

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About Us

The Whistler Biodiversity Project is a multi-year project to catalogue and help preserve Whistlers native species.  The Whistler Naturalists contribute to the Biodiversity Project by organizing annual BioBlitz and Fungus Among Us events that continually add to the Projects overall species list. The study area for the project extends to the edge of the boundaries of the Resort Municipality of Whistler.

 

Each year between 50 and 100 species are added from our annual BioBlitz and Fungus Among Us events to the Whistler list. The grand total is now approaching 5,000 species and continues to be updated each year. 

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Find the new species highlighted in the Whistler Species Summary here.

Cordulia shurtleffi (American Emerald)

Initiatives

Parnassius smintheus olympiannus-Rocky-Mountain-Parnassian olympiannus subspecies

Our species list is a valuable resource for researchers and nature enthusiasts. It provides detailed information on Whistler's native flora and fauna, aiding in conservation efforts and ecological studies.

Dendragapus fuliginosus (Sooty Grouse)

Report a species sighting in Whistler. Your contributions help in monitoring the biodiversity of the region and contribute to valuable research and conservation projects.​

Dicyrtomidae Collembola springtail maybe Ptenothrix on Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca group

Read our latest publications including our progress reports.

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Please Note: These will be updated by mid-2025.

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