
PROJECTS
To support collaboration across the floodplain, LFFC is developing regional tools that help show shared risks, shared assets, and shared opportunities. These tools bring together data and knowledge from First Nations, municipalities, provincial agencies, and other partners.


Highlighted Projects
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Regional Climate
Hazard Database
We are building a regional, spatial database that brings together technical studies, assessments, and climate-hazard information from across the Lower Fraser. By pooling knowledge from First Nations, local governments, provincial agencies, and partners, the database helps show what we know, what we don’t, and where future work is needed.
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Storymaps
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02
Critical Infrastructure Interdependency Analysis
A regional model that maps how transportation, water, power, communications, emergency services, cultural infrastructure, and natural systems depend on one another. This work helps identify weak points, cascading risks, and priorities for regional resilience planning.
04
Hope Slough Farmer & First Nation Collaboration
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Other Projects
Completed:
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Sea2City Design Challenge (Vancouver)
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Seismic & Flood Hazard Assessment (Richmond)
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Lower Coquihalla – engineering study post AR 2021 (Hope)
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Dike Elevation Modelling (Richmond)
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Flood Hazard Risk Assessment 2018 (Pitt Meadows)
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Integrated Cadastral Information Society database
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Mud Bay Infrastructure Flood Vulnerability Assessment 2017 (Surrey & Delta)
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Integrated Hazard Mapping Report (FVRD)
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Flood Hazard Mapping (FVRD, Chilliwack, LMFMS)
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Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment 2022 (Vancouver Coastal & Fraser Health)
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Hazard Risk Vulnerability Assessment Story Map (North Shore)
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North Shore Sea Level Rise Risk Assessment (North Shore)
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Stó:lō Geohazard Mapping Project (Upriver First Nations)
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Multi-Hazard Mapping Project 2024 (Metro Vancouver)
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Dike Vulnerabilities Mapping 2024 (Province of BC)
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Regional Assessment of Flood Vulnerability 2016
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Preliminary Strategic Climate Risk Assessment 2019 (Province of BC)
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Draft Fraser River hydraulic model (Province of BC)
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Salmon habitat restoration projects (Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance)
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Fraser Foreshore Park Dike Upgrade 2021 (Burnaby)
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Greenshores Project (Cultus Lake)
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Bank Stabilization projects (across the region)
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Taylor Road floodbox replacement (Leq’á:mel First Nation)
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Surrey Bend Regional Park (MVRD, Surrey)
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Vedder River Setback (Fraser Valley Watershed Coalition)
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Sturgeon Bank Sediment Enhancement Pilot Project
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Barnston Island Dike & Drainage Project (Pitt Meadows & Katzie)
In Progress:
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Real-time monitoring in Nicomen Slough watersheds (Leq’a:mel)
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Drainage assessment (Matsqui)
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Seismic assessment of flood infrastructure (Chilliwack)
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Hazard Risk and Vulnerability Assessments (Langley; Soowahlie, Metro Vancouver; SAY Lands)
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500-year flood mapping (Chawathil)
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Hydrometric stations installed for monitoring (Hatzic)
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Coastal Flood Strategy (Port Moody)
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Asset Management Roadmap (Burnaby)
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Alouette River management (Pitt Meadows & BC Hydro)
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Flood risk assessment (Semá:th, coordinating with Matsqui and Leq’a:mel)
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Coastal Vulnerability Studies (Coastal & River Tidal Nations)
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Dike assessment (Pitt Meadows & Katzie First Nation & MVRD)
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SRWFMP risk assessment (Semá:th, Matsqui, Leq’a:mel, Abbotsford)
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Regional Scale Seismic Hazard Mapping (MVRD)
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Prioritization Framework for Funding (MVRD)
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Regional Disaster and Climate Risk and Resilience Assessment (Province of BC)
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Flood Hazard Identification and Mapping Program (Province of BC)
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Agricultural Sector Flood Vulnerability (Province of BC)
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Fraser River bathymetry study
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Dike Realignment (Skwah, Schway Chilliwack)
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Living Dike pilot project in Mud Bay (Surrey, Semiahmoo, Delta)
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Dike Realignment (Kwikwetlem & Coquitlam)
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Local governments, UBC collaborating on development of sea level rise guidance for 2050
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Shoreline Adaptation and Restoration Project (Tsleil-Waututh)
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Nicomekl Riverfront Park Project (City of Surrey)
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Still Creek Floodplain Adaptation Project (Vancouver)
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North Nicomen Wetland Restoration (Leqamel)
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Save our Squaiala (Pilalt Tribe)
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Addington Point Marsh Dike Breach

