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Data is made available in multiple formats for a variety of users. There are multiple ways to find terrestrial ecosystem data and information.
For metadata and links to downloadable data, search BC Data Catalogue using keywords in the search bar or follow the direct links below:
Terrestrial Ecosystem Information (TEI; all ecosystem mapping project types):
Terrestrial Ecosystem Mapping (TEM):
Predictive Ecosystem Mapping (PEM):
Sensitive Ecosystem Inventory (SEI):
Terrain Mapping (TER):
Terrain Inventory Mapping (TIM):
Terrain Stability Mapping (TSM):
Bioterrain Mapping (TBT):
Soil Surveys (SOIL):
Agriculture Capability:
Wildlife Habitat Ratings (WHR):
Broad Ecosystem Inventory (BEI):
Ecoregion Ecosystem Classification:
Use mapping applications to access terrestrial ecosystem information:
Access and use terrestrial ecosystems information with other provincial data:
Use Cross-Linked Information Resources (CLIR) to search multiple provincial publication, report and document repositories for species and ecosystem data at one time, such as Ecological Reports Catalogue (EcoCat), Environmental Information Resources System (EIRS) and the J.T.Fyles Natural Resources Library.
Terrestrial ecosystems information is frequently used to support the environmental assessment application process in British Columbia. To find project reports submitted to the environmental assessment office, use the EA Project Map.
Sensitive Ecosystems Inventory projects provide important data about at risk and vulnerable ecosystems. This information can impact how specific land use decisions are made.
Review SEI projects:
If you have questions about how to submit data, please contact TEI_Mail@gov.bc.ca.