Working on the unceded territory of the K’ómoks First Nation .

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Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.

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INFORMATION

IS OUR CURRENCY

Over the years we have amassed a wide variety of information on an array of topics. This information can be used to inform decision making, restoration planning, student reports and lesson plans.

Dave Ingram Photography

Library

Blue Carbon

climate change, eelgrass, kelp, photosynthesis, salt marsh

Sensitive Habitats

eco assets, estuaries, flood plains, green shores, Important Bird Area, intertidal areas, Kómoks Estuary, native plants, off-channel habitat, Puntledge River, restoration, riparian habitat, rivers/streams, seasons, tides, wetlands

History

Courtenay River history, Field Sawmill history, fish traps, shell middens, Simms Park photos

Critters

bees, dinosaurs, forage fish, geese, herring, Important Bird Area, invertebrates, newts, salmon, wildlife information sheets

Norma Morton Conservation Library

Coastline Restoration in Fanny Bay

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On June 17-19, 2020 Project Watershed organized a planting session to restore the vulnerable coastline in the Fanny Bay area. During the three days, our staff and 19 volunteers helped plant almost 2500 individual plants, comprised of Salicornia, Distichilis and dune grass species. This planting compliments another coastal restoration project where the shoreline was revegetated to protect the area from erosion.