Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.
By Philip Round - Echo Staff Pictured at the agreement signing alongside the Courtenay River Estuary on Tuesday are, from the right, Vancouver Island University President Ralph Nilson, the chair of Comox Valley Project Watershed Society Paul Horgen, B.C....
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 14 member organisations and individuals...
Project Watershed has been intimately involved with several projects focusing on the restoration and preservation of the Puntledge River. We are proud to be part of this process.
Project Watershed has a long history of bringing environmental education to schools and the community at large. We have initiated the following events and programs: Each school and the Learning Resource Center in the Comox Valley School District 71 was provided...
This program provides accurate and current information on the state of sensitive habitats in the Comox Valley eco-region in order to effect better protection and restoration efforts. For information on this project, contact us or view below (please note the fullscreen...
Join the K'omoks First Nation and Project Watershed Society in celebrating our Estuary Sponsored by the K’όmoks First Nation and Project Watershed Society The K’όmoks First Nation (KFN) and the National Historic Site Committee...
Project Watershed would like to extend a big thank you to Bayview Chiropratic Clinic in Courtenay for their donation of community way dollars (cw$). These dollars will help us promote stewardship of Comox Valley Watersheds. Currently we are focusing much of our work...
You are invited to Project Watershed Society’s 2011 Annual General Meeting Tuesday, April 26th, 2011 Time: 6:30 pm Registration for 7:00 pm Meeting Location: The Evergreen Room,Florence Filberg Centre, 411 Anderton Avenue, Courtenay Guest Speaker: Mel Sheng - DFO...
Please leave the information page onsite. Thanks and good luck! Eight Puntledge Geocaches WGS 84 Decimal Degrees Latitude Longitude Eggs Are Us 49.685552143 -125.034923048 Blasted 49.680955320 -125.055271818 Side Line 49.681012054 -125.057780046 Matador 49.639785826...
The basic idea of geocaching is to use coordinates, obtained from Project Watershed’s website, to locate the hidden containers (geocaches). Stashed in the containers are small items and in the case of Project Watershed’s geocaches, information on Project Watershed’s...
Shaw Community TV speaks to members of Project Watershed, specifically business manager Caila Holbrook, about their social enterprise - The Mapping Centre. The Mapping Centre aims to provide relevant, usable GIS and GPS information to developers, planners and...
Kent Leontowich of the Comox Valley Regional District’s Planning Department is coordinating a steering committee that includes members of Project Watershed’s Estuary Working Group. In 2000, a Courtenay River Management Plan (CREMP) was released but never adopted by...