Use the provincial submissions site to:
Copies of your project files will be archived and made available for download from the Species Inventory Web Explorer in the same format that they were submitted.
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Important Alert Dec 04, 2023:
As Microsoft is discontinuing support for SharePoint 2016. Hence, The Government of BC is currently transitioning to a new SharePoint Online (SPO) service that will replace all SharePoint 2016 platform applications. This shift will impact the current Wildlife Species Inventory SharePoint Submission
What this means for you:
Step 1: Send SPI_Mail@gov.bc.ca an email to request access to the new SharePoint Online enabled Wildlife Species Inventory Submission Site. This is a manual process, please allow us 24 to 48 business hours to initiate your set-up.
NOTE: The email address you use to send the request will be what we use to set up your access, please ensure you make the request from the appropriate e-mail address. BCeIDs are no longer required for submitting, your permissions are linked to your email.
Step 2: You will receive an email invitation to the new Wildlife Species Inventory Submission Site. Please click on the link that will be included in the system generated e-mail.
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Step 1: Make sure you collect species inventory data following provincial guidelines and standards.
Be sure to include:
Study area boundaries, block boundaries, transects, and flight lines are examples of information best presented as GIS spatial data. All submitted spatial data must be in the spatial data template.
Step 2: Once you have access to the site and log in, you will need to:
Note: Submissions are linked to the email address used to initiate your access to the submission site – be sure to use the same one when you log in so that you can see all of your submissions.
Log in to the submissions site
Troubleshooting: If you're receiving an unauthorized error, try configuring your web browser to "prompt for user name and password" (see your browser's security settings).
If you have any questions, contact the provincial specialist for wildlife species information.