Established in 1985, FREMP and its partners have provided a framework to protect and improve environmental quality, to provide economic development opportunities and to sustain the quality of life in and around the Fraser River Estuary. Geographically, FREMP applies to the wet side of the dike of the Fraser River downstream from Kanaka Creek and Pitt Lake to the Strait of Georgia. FREMP also includes Sturgeon Bank, Roberts Bank and Boundary Bay.

FREMP has seven action programs that are always being updated. For quick reference, click on one of the following: