General Information
In this section we provide introductions to the wildlife groups of British Columbia. Use the menu below to access introductions on mammals, fish, insects, crustaceans, sea anemones and more.
In this section we provide introductions to the wildlife groups of British Columbia. Use the menu below to access introductions on mammals, fish, insects, crustaceans, sea anemones and more.
E-Fauna BC provides information on the wildlife species of British Columbia. Cursor over the drop down menus below to browse the atlas pages by species group.
(View a sample atlas page).
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Browse our scrolling species lists
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to call up a species group, such as non-native species or red-listed species.
For the most up-to-date status information on BC's wild species, go to the
BC Species and Ecosystems Explorer.
Be a Citizen Scientist with E-Fauna BC
Citizen Scientists can help document wild species occurrences. Submit your photos to E-Fauna BC, with coordinates, and help us gather data for BC's wild species. Read more here.
Ants of British Columbia
Read about the Ants of British Columbia
Read about European Fire Ants in BC
View the checklist of the Ants of BC
Using Google Custom Search on E-Fauna BC
Use the search features above to call up species atlas pages on E-Fauna BC OR use the Google Custom Search at the bottom of this page to search all content on both E-Flora and E-Fauna BC. Read more about using Google Custom Search.
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