An outing to either the Courtenay River Airpark, Goose Spit, Kus-kus-sum or Simms Millennium Park where students participate in educational and stewardship activities at different stations.
Keeping It Living Field Trips
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Lower Watershed
Saltwater Wedge
Suggested Grades: 4-6
Restoration Planting Planning
Suggested Grades: 5-8
What is the K`òmoks Estuary?
Suggested Grades: 1- 6
Fish Trap Lesson from SD71
Comox Harbour Fish Trap Mapping Project Information prepared by School District 71
The Value of Estuaries
Estuaries are not only one of the most biologically productive types of ecosystem, they are also one of the most valuable. It is difficult to attach monetary worth to these ecosystem services, especially since most are needed for life on earth and are not replaceable with human-made systems, at any cost.
Arden Keeps it Living at the Airpark
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The Courtenay River Estuary – by Blue Bamboo Productions
Michael Fountain from Blue Bamboo Productions has created a beautiful piece that highlights the historical, economical and spiritual influence and presence of the Courtenay River Estuary in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island.