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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Estuary Reports

2019

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Salish Sea North East Vancouver Island Salmon Highway (Nearshore Habitat) Coastal Restoration Plan

2016

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The K’ómoks and Squamish Estuaries: A Blue Carbon Pilot Project (NAPECA)

2015

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The Comox Harbour Fish Trap Complex

2014

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Courtenay Airpark Lagoon Dike Breach Planning

2011

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Courtenay River Estuary (Dyke Slough) Biophysical Assessment 2009 – 2010

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Comox Road Tide Gates Modelling Update

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Estuary Residents Survey

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Restoration & Protection Options for Juvenile Salmonids in the Courtenay River Estuary

 Protection Options Spreadsheet
Restoration Options Spreadsheet

Stewardship Series 2026; Caring for our restoration sites 

Work doesn’t end when restoration planting is done. Ongoing care helps native plants become established and gives restored ecosystems the best chance to thrive. This spring and summer, a dedicated group of volunteers has been helping make that happen.

2026 Streamkeepers Course

Learn practical skills to understand, monitor, and care for freshwater streams through this hands-on 2½-day Streamkeepers Course, developed by the Pacific Streamkeepers Federation.

Summer Tech Field Notes – CWMI

This is the fourth installment in our Summer Tech Field Notes series, and Ayla’s last report for the summer! Read on to hear about her last week assisting the field team with restoration & monitoring.

Summer Tech Field Notes – Summer Camp!

This is the third installment in our Summer Tech Field Notes series! Follow along with Ayla King, our Environmental Technician, as she assists the field team with restoration & monitoring (and sometimes environmental education!).

Summer Camp Off to a fantastic start!

Our first two weeks of Super Stewards Summer Camp have been filled with adventure, discovery, and plenty of muddy boots! Campers explored local ecosystems through themed days focused on birds, bugs, plants, fish, and estuaries while visiting Rotary Sky Park, the K’ómoks Estuary Lagoon, and Kus-kus-sum.