The communities of the SLRD are located within a wild and beautiful environment, and a number of natural hazards exist as part of this environment. The SLRD has commissioned and/ or received a number of hazard and risk assessment studies where an elevated level of potential risk has been assessed.
All those in the SLRD should familiarize themselves with hazards in the areas where they live, work and recreate.
Existing studies include:
Electoral Area A
- Electoral Area A Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan
- Post-Wildfire Natural Hazard Risk Assessment for the Downton Lake Fire (K71649)
Electoral Area B
- Electoral Area B Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan
- Seton Portage Hydrogeomorphic Hazards
- Post-Wildfire Natural Hazard Risk Assessment Casper Creek Fire K71535 Seton Portage, BC [PDF/20.8MB]
Electoral Area C
- Electoral Area C Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan
- Pemberton Valley Floodplain Hazard
- Quantitative Landslide Hazard and Risk Assessment – Reid Road Area
- Catiline Creek Debris Flow Hazard
- Mount Currie Landslide Hazard
- Mount Meager Landslide Hazard
- Jason Creek Emergency Hazard Assessment 2024
- Gates Lake Flood, Debris Flood, and Geohazard Preliminary Hazard Assessment