Session 6: Made in BC Salmon Recovery Model February 5th, 2024 – Building on the 3-scale collaborative model discussion, the team has undertaken a deep dive into the Washington State model inner-workings and developed a report, including recommendations for a ‘Made in BC Salmon Recovery Model’. Welcome Remarks: Jordan Point & Michael Meneer ‘A made […]
2023 Year in Review
We have compiled a list of the 10 most memorable aspects of our work this year – both highs and lows – and a slideshow of photos from the year. Click here for 4 min Slideshow Click here for 2 page Reflection Please reflect with us, and join us in our commitment and hope for […]
Why “Weir” Ready: with Chris Morley
Originally published in the Cowichan Valley Citizen Nov. 17, 2019 11:00 a.m. / COLUMNISTS/ OPINION Why “Weir” Ready This is part five of a feature series by the Cowichan Watershed Board delving into the question of how the Cowichan River’s low water flows affect residents in our community, and why more and more people are […]
Why “Weir” Ready: with Rick Bryan
Originally published in the Cowichan Valley Citizen Oct. 7, 2019 12:00 a.m. / COLUMNISTS/ OPINION Why “Weir” Ready This is part four of a feature series by the Cowichan Watershed Board delving into the question of how the Cowichan River’s low water flows affect residents in our community, and why more and more people are […]
Why “Weir” Ready: with Diana Gunderson
Originally published in the Cowichan Valley Citizen Sep. 29, 2019 3:00 p.m. / COLUMNISTS/ OPINION Why “Weir” Ready This is part three of a feature series by the Cowichan Watershed Board delving into the question of how the Cowichan River’s low water flows affect residents in our community, and why more and more people are […]
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