Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.
Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.
Project Watershed would like to extend a big thanks to Fluid Bar & Grill, Mike Toulmin Construction, and Good Karma Delivery for their donation of community way dollars (cw$). These dollars will help us promote stewardship of Comox Valley Watersheds through...
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(Click the box icon in the top right corner of the document to view full size.) You can view more media from the Estuary Gala Gathering held in 2010 on KeepingItLiving.ca
(Click the box icon in the top right corner of the document to view full size.) Visit our sponsors' websites: Courtenay and District Fish and Game Association Pacific Salmon Foundation The Real Estate Foundation of BC The Vancouver Foundation Comox Valley Regional...
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Project Watershed would like to extend a big thanks to Fluid Bar & Grill, Mike Toulmin Construction, and Good Karma Delivery for their donation of community way dollars (cw$). These dollars will help us promote stewardship of Comox Valley Watersheds through...
In June , Comox artist Brian Buckrell won Artists Choice Award in Project Watershed's Keeping It Living Art Auction and Competition. Being very impressed by the Keeping It Living Campaign and the efforts of Project Watershed and...
By Lindsay Chung - Comox Valley Record, Published: December 02, 2010 "There are thousands of wooden stakes sticking out of the mud in Comox Harbour. The stakes are the remains of a large aboriginal intertidal wood stake fish trap site, which is creating a lot of...