Providing unsurpassed quality to our community since 2006.
Our services include, but are not limited to, environmental impact assessment, land use planning, environmental monitoring, contaminated sites, groundwater assessments, geographic information systems, surveying and geomatics, Species At Risk, sensitive habitat inventory and mapping, habitat restoration, and terrestrial and aquatic studies.
A strong understanding of ecosystems and associated plant communities is a fundamental component of environmental planning and management.
Ecoscape has a reputation for providing advanced Geographical Information System (GIS) services. Our experience in these applications has been demonstrated across all service sectors.
Environmental Impact Assessments review and evaluate the potential risks for adverse impacts on ecological resource values.
We possess a wide range of field monitoring and sampling equipment, which provides us the ability to provide high-quality, yet cost-effective services.
Ecoscape provides technical solutions for assessing groundwater impacts due to land development projects.
For nearly 20 years, Ecoscape has delivered practical, forward-thinking environmental solutions across Western Canada. As an employee-owned firm, we pair technical excellence with responsive service—helping governments, developers, corporations, and landowners navigate complex environmental regulations with confidence.
In response to the devastating November 2021 floods that severely damaged Highway 5 infrastructure, the Ministry of Transportation and Transit, working alongside Lower Nicola Indian Band, Nooaitch Indian Band, and industry partners, transformed emergency repairs into a model for ecological restoration. While urgent works such as riprap installation, bridge replacements, and new access points temporarily increased impacts to fish habitat, the team leveraged Fisheries Act and Water Sustainability Act authorizations to deliver measurable environmental gains. Ecoscape led the development and implementation of a river-aligned design that incorporated large woody debris structures, enhanced side channels, cold-water refugia, and extensive riparian planting. The project delivered 26,339 m² of new instream habitat and restored 28,345 m² of riparian area, substantially exceeding regulatory requirements. Through close regulatory collaboration and meaningful Indigenous partnership, the program achieved a net gain of instream and riparian habitat, creating climate-resilient fish habitat and a replicable, nature-based recovery model.
As natural resource professionals, we have a deep appreciation for the fundamental values and principles shared by Indigenous People of living harmoniously with the land, water, and resources. We embrace the opportunity to learn from Indigenous People continually and to understand their cultural and spiritual connection to the land.
2-2030 Matrix Crescent,
Kelowna B.C. Canada, V1V 0G5
phone 250 491 7337
