Congratulations and thanks to everyone who helped make this double raffle a success for Queneesh School’s Aboriginal program and for Kus-kus-sum!
Tickets for the Queneesh 7th Generation Indigenous Education Club Raffle
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Month: February 2020
Forage Fish Project Update – Results of Winter Beach Surveys
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The Estuary Working Group
The Estuary Working Group was initiated as a sub-committee by Project Watershed following the “Heart of the Watershed” Symposium on Restoring the Courtenay River Estuary held in October, 2008. We are made up of 11 member organisations and individuals dedicated to protecting, conserving and restoring the diverse, productive and highly cherished K’omoks Estuary (name changed from the Courtenay River Estuary in January 2013).
Cumberland Community Forest Map
An informative, interactive map of the Cumberland Community Forest.
Comox Valley Map Directory
Directory of maps related to the Comox Valley.
K’ómoks Estuary Boundary Map
The K’ómoks Estuary includes all land within the 200 year floodplain from Reese Bridge on the Tsolum and Condensory Bridge on the Puntledge. The Esturay also includes land within 100 meters from the high tide mark out to Goose Spit and Trent River.
K’omoks Estuary Maps
Maps of the K’omoks Estuary
Signs of Abundance Map
This information complements that which appears on the sign that has recently been erected north of the Courtenay Marina on the Riverway Walk.
Funders and Partners
Project Watershed extends our sincere thanks to the following funders and partners.
Don Castleden
Director at Large
Dan Bowen
Technical Director
Bill Heath
Director at Large