The following is a partial list of the projects previously funded by the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia:

• Fraser River medicated feed monitoring of sheep usage and lamb survival.
• Salmo Sheep feeding program with Trail Wildlife since 2001 for $1000.00 per year
• Medicated feed for Bighorn Sheep on the Fraser Rive 2004 and 2005 approximately $1500.00 per year
• Marble Range Lambing Habitat project $3500.00
• Marble Range Migration Cooridor Mapping
• Junction Sheep Range slashing of Douglas Fir ingrowth
• Churn Creek slashing of Douglas Fir
• Conservation Force funding
• Rock Creek/Grandby highway fencing
• South Okanagan Highway fencing
• Sheep Transplant Fraser River to Carpenter Lake
• Sheep Transplant from Spences Bridge to Hell's Canyon
• 383 Mile initial Burn
• Spences Bridge Habitat Burn
• Junction Sheep Range Habitat Burn
• Fraser River Sheep Recovery Project
• BC Trappers association ungulate management (wolf control) program 2002
• 2006, $2000.00 per year
• Status Report for Thinhorn Sheep $2500.00 Jointly funded with sheep permit money
• Wolf Creek Bighorn Sheep enhancement project $2500.00 co funded with Sheep permit money
• Stoddard Creek Bighorn sheep hanitat enhancement project $2000.00 co funded with sheep permit money
• Mckenzie Mtn Sheep desease and parasite study
• East slope sheep inventory and mapping, and habitat assesment $10,000.00 co funded with Muskwa Kechika
• East Kootenay habitat assesment 7 management plan (Jalkosky Report) $50,000 over 5 years
• Churn Creek migration coridor study and implemaentation of ecosystem plan
• Washington State University sheep research fundinf for Dr. Bill Foreyt approximately $5000.00 US total over a number of years
• Junction Sheep range re burn 2006 delayed to 2007 $4000.00 jointly with sheep permit funds
• Sheep transplant from Harper Mtn. to Okanagan Mtn. Park
• Pro Hunt Bill Board in Victoria jointly funded with GOABC