The Tatlayoko Field Station supports conservation of regional biodiversity through scientific research and environmental education.
Our Vision
We are developing a world-class centre in the Tatlayoko Lake Valley focused on scientific research, environmental education, and public outreach.
Our Surroundings
The Tatlayoko Field Station works to conserve the natural environment of the Coast Mountain wilderness, from its inland slopes to the Pacific coastal inlets, and of the adjacent Chilcotin Plateau, from Fraser River west to the Rainbow Mountains.
Research, Education and Outreach
TFS conducts its own research program as well as hosting and supporting visiting scientists with their research programs.
We welcome school groups and community events at our Lincoln Creek Campus.
Friends & Neighbours
We aim to engage and collaborate with like-minded individuals and organizations with similar goals and ideals.
Big Peaks, Big Ice
MT WADDINGTON – 4016 m
MONARCH MOUNTAIN – 3533 m
MOUNT QUEEN BESS – 3313 m
SILVERTHRONE MOUNTAIN – 2896 m
Meet the Team
The concept of a research base and environmental centre in the West Chilcotin has been advanced by many people for many years. Idea finally became reality in 2019 when members of the Tatla Lake community created the Tatlayoko Field Station Society and leased Lincoln Creek Ranch House from Nature Conservancy of Canada.
Join Us
Tatlayoko Field Station Society is a registered charity.
The sole requirement for associate membership is an interest in the work of the Field Station. If you are interested in becoming a member of TFS, please click the membership button or contact us.