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Large scale decommissioning and investigation programs predominantly on private land.

The Peace Region encompasses the more easily accessible fields surrounding Fort St. John and Dawson Creek, including Buick, Fireweed, Flatrock, Fort St John, Red, Rigel, Oak, South Peace and Stoddart.

In the Peace Region:

  • 79 wells were downhole abandoned
  • 219 sites were deactivated and/or decommissioned
  • 85 sites were investigated
  • 12 sites were remediated
  • 10 sites received a Certificate of Restoration Part 1
  • 30 sites were reclaimed or revegetated
  • 8 sites received a Certificate of Restoration Part 2
Peace water damage
Damage to an access due to a beaver dam.

FUN FACT!

Beavers are one of the hurdles we face as a group. Those pesky critters build dams across our roads, so we must have a good working relationship with those little fellas - working around them!

Peace dig
Bailing sub-soil off a site entrance.
Peace bison
Small herd of bison.

Gentle giants? Don’t let bison fool you. It’s best to take a wide berth with these animals. Often found on or around our sites, the best approach is to give them space and let them clear out on their own accord.