Wildlife Consulting in Pitt Meadows
Pitt Lake DFO, Pitt River salmon, blueberry farm bird conflicts, Katzie Slough

The Pitt River is a salmon-bearing waterway — development adjacent to the river involves DFO authorization, Fisheries Act riparian setbacks, and potential salmon habitat assessment.

Pitt Lake's significant migratory waterfowl habitat and tidal ecosystem involve DFO and potential MBCA nesting season considerations for any shoreline disturbance.

Barn swallows are MBCA-protected during active nesting (April through August). Exclusion during active nesting is not permitted.

The Katzie Slough and surrounding wetlands carry provincial and potentially federal significance for wetland habitat. Any development adjacent to these areas should include ecological assessment.

Deer management on agricultural land requires provincial wildlife branch permit coordination. We document damage and provide written recommendations.

No. Homeowners near Pitt Lake, Pitt River, and Katzie Slough also book consulting.

Five to ten business days for standard files. DFO and Pitt Lake ecological files may take longer.

Yes. We assess MBCA requirements and provide written recommendations for properties adjacent to Pitt Lake's waterfowl habitat.