M-KAB Operational Documents
UNBC/M-KAB Collaborative Agreement
UNBC/MKAB Collaborative Partnership Agreement 2023-2024 (309 KB)
Posted Oct 7, 2023
2019 - 2022 Collaborative Agreement signed May 16, 2019 (271 KB)
Posted May 21, 2019
2015 - 18 Collaborative Agreement signed May 28, 2015 (276 KB)
Posted May 28, 2015
WG recommendations on research priorities December 2013 (20 KB)
Posted Dec 11, 2013
Third Party/Shared Cost Agreements
Third Party Agreement between M-KAB and the Fraser Basin Council 2023-24 (566 KB)
Posted Sep 18, 2023
M-KAB Reports to the Premier and Public
M-KAB Report from 2013-2018 - interactive map report available for viewing via Government of BC.
M-KAB Annual Report to the Public and the Premier - 2024 (1.73 MB)
Posted Mar 7, 2025
M-KAB Report to the Premier and Public from 2018-2020 (857 KB)
Posted Mar 21, 2024
M-KAB Strategic/Business Plan
Strategic Directions and Operational Business Plan 2023_24 to 2025_26 (621 KB)
Posted Oct 12, 2023
2020 - 2023 Strategic Direction and Operational Business Plan - November 6 2020 (1.04 MB)
Posted Nov 6, 2020
2015 - 2016 Strategic Direction and Operational Business Plan (1.26 MB)
Posted May 24, 2015
2013 - 2015 Strategic Direction and Operational Business Plan (262 KB)
Posted Aug 29, 2013
M-KAB Advice
M-KAB Advice Letter regarding Blueberry River First Nation’s Restoration Project_Oct_21_2024 (116 KB)
Posted Dec 28, 2024
M-KAB Advice Letter regarding Prophet River First Nation’s Road Permit Upgrade_Oct_10_2024 (88 KB)
Posted Dec 28, 2024
Northern Rockies Park Management Plan Feb 20 2020 (321 KB)
Posted Feb 20, 2020
Proposed Changes to Access Regulation Jan 15 2018 (216 KB)
Posted Jan 15, 2018
Board Advice to EBA Mineral Tenures Report Recommendations: February 12, 2014 (259 KB)
Posted Feb 12, 2014
Public Surveys
Gauging public awareness of the M-K Management Area
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Resource Library
MUSKWA-KECHIKA
Quick Facts
The M-KMA includes Parks and Protected Areas where resource extraction is prohibited, and management zones where resource extraction may occur, according to higher standards than elsewhere in the province (e.g. best management practices for oil and gas development).