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Whatsyerwaterworth (full text)

May 25, 2015 by Jill Thompson

by David Slade, Watermark, Spring 2015 Priceless Treasure or Worthless Excess? On this beautiful, wet coast, it is often hard to convince people that we should treasure our fresh water resources, especially when we are just recovering from a typical long, soggy winter. However, there are factors at play that may force us to start […]

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What’s Your Water Worth?

May 23, 2015 by Jill Thompson

by David Slade, Watermark, Spring 2015 Priceless Treasure or Worthless Excess? On this beautiful, wet coast, it is often hard to convince people that we should treasure our fresh water resources, especially when we are just recovering from a typical long, soggy winter. However, there are factors at play that may force us to start […]

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Cowichan Lake algae non-toxic, expected to be short-lived

May 20, 2015 by Jill Thompson

Parker Jefferson, Cowichan Lake & River Stewardship Society

Lexi Bainas, Cowichan Valley Citizen, May 20 2015 Both area residents and local volunteers saw and smelled a problem as thick masses of brown algae appeared in the waters of Cowichan Lake recently. The Cowichan Lake and River Stewardship Society is now supplying more information about what led to it. According to the society's Parker […]

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Washington governor declares statewide drought emergency

May 16, 2015 by Jill Thompson

Washington State drought declaration areas

KIRO-TV News, May 15 2015 OLYMPIA, Wash. — Record low snowpack and worsening conditions in watersheds has led Gov. Jay Inslee to declare Washington State to be in a drought. The drought conditions around the state are the most serious in about 10 years. Click here to see a map. “We’re really starting to feel […]

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Cowichan River

April 14, 2015 by Jill Thompson

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The Cowichan River section will be added shortly. The Wikipedia entry contains a brief introduction to the river.

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