Columbia Mountains Institute of Applied Ecology

Welcome to the Columbia Mountains Institute

We're known known for hosting balanced, science-driven conferences and specialized courses to present the newest information and methodologies. We are a regional group that connects people working in the various fields of applied ecology – natural resource practitioners, managers, researchers, educators, academics, stewardship groups, and others with an interest in the ecology of southeastern British Columbia. We keeps ecologists up-to-date and encourages cross-discipline learning. Our website offers many resources including conference summaries for all of our past events.

The CMI is a non-profit society based in Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada.

The purpose of the Columbia Mountains Institute of Applied Ecology is to improve ecological management by increasing and sharing knowledge about the ecology of the Columbia Mountains and regional ecosystems.

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Membership

Join CMI. Our members e-newsletters with regional content, enjoy discounted registration fees at our events, receive advance notice of our conferences and courses, and share their information with other like-minded people. Be a corporate, individual, or student member.

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Resources on this web site

This web site offers resources to support ecologists in southeastern British Columbia and beyond, including: conference summaries for all of our past events; an archive of CMI members’ email updates; national park feature articles about species and ecological issues in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks; and more. Click here to see the table of contents for resources on this web site.

Looking for a conference summary?

Summaries of CMI events are available as free downloads from the Past Events page. A link to the download appears in the write-up for each event.