Sarah Simpson, Cowichan Valley Citizen, 05 Sep 2017 The Koksilah River is in trouble, with low flows threatening fish populations. The provincial government has announced a level 3 drought rating and is calling for voluntary 30 per cent water-use reductions for residents of Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands as temperatures continue to soar. Of […]
Islanders urged to conserve water
Information Bulletin, Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development, 01 Sep 2017 With weather conditions expected to remain warm and dry in the coming week, dropping water levels have prompted the Province to announce a Level 3 drought rating for Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands. Level 3 drought conditions call for […]
Wetter winters and drier summers in Cowichan as climate change intensifies, report concludes
Robert Barron, Lake Cowican Gazette, 21 Aug 2017 CVRD releases first phase of climate change report The Cowichan Valley can expect warming temperatures year round as climate change takes hold, according to Kate Miller Miller, manager of environmental services with the Cowichan Valley Regional District, said climate change will also likely lead to wetter winters […]
2017 Cowichan Lake and River Cleanup
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Free Micro Drip Irrigation Workshops
Grow Low Flow! Are you thinking of installing an irrigation system? Want to know more? One of these free knowledge-packed workshops is for you! The free introductions to Micro / Drip Irrigation are presented by the Cowichan Watershed Board in partnership with the Cowichan Valley Regional District and the District of North Cowichan. The workshops […]
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