Tuesday, March 21 1:30 - 3:00 Pacific, 2:30 - 4:00 Mountain Salmo Watershed Streamkeepers Society,with Gerry Nellestijn, & Dr. Tara Lynne Clapp, Columbia Basin Watershed Network and Iowa State University Sustainable funding is a concern for watershed stewardship groups across the Basin. Most watershed stewardship groups rely on volunteer effort to accomplish the basics, with grant […]
Tuesday April 18th, 10:30-11:30 Pacific/11:30-12:30 Mountain Todd Reeve CEO, Bonneville Environmental Foundation (WRCs) Program, and is currently working nationally on corporate sustainability. Todd will relate his experiences and discuss the opportunities and challenges particularly for the context of rural watersheds. How can we engage the private sector in watershed restoration? In this webinar, we will […]
Join the Howe Sound BioBlitz in Squamish and contribute to the knowledge of the region’s Biodiversity. This event has something for everyone from scientists, to budding naturalists to outdoor enthusiasts.
John Goetz of Clean Water Services will discuss questions and issues surrounding watershed management projects, by addressing topics including site preparation, herbicide usage, plant monitoring, and urban beaver research. Register in advance at https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3915559203320859906
Join Peninsula Streams Society (PSS) aboard the Community Action Bus as we tour Tod Creek Watershed! See the latest restoration projects and hear from the project managers. We plan to visit: Maltby Lake, Whitehead Park, Tod Creek Flats, Tod Creek Fishway (in Gowlland Tod Park) and Tod Inlet. Please RSVP so we know how many […]
"How to Recover the Health of a Watershed One Plant at a Time" On Feb 15th from 7-9pm at UVIC (MacLaurin Building) The Native Plant Study Group will host Nikki Wright and Mary Haig-Brown, who will speak about the benefits and impacts Native Plants have on the health of a Watershed. This event is by donation. For more details: http://npsg.ca/
Present and past #CWNSYP committee representatives Marina Steffensen and Oliver Dumville will discuss a federal watershed study of the Ottawa River watershed and its unique process of engagement, the scope of which includes a map-based digital platform, consultations with Indigenous communities, and broad engagement of other diverse groups. This study is being led by Environment […]
The ERWP's AGM takes place Monday, June 25 from 7 to 9 pm at the CountryWood Retreat and Conference Centre in Bragg Creek (36 White Avenue). We are looking forward to sharing updates on our exciting upcoming projects including restoration, the Freshwater Field Study, the West Bragg Interpretive trail, a State of the Watershed report and online tool and […]
