Kootenay-Columbia Green Party candidate Bill Green was in Portland, Oregon last week receiving a prestigious conservation award from the American Fisheries Society. Green accepted the…
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Green Party’s Green in it to win it
Green Party candidate Bill Green is running in the Oct. 19 election to win the Kootenay-Columbia seat. Green Party candidate Bill Green “The 2015 federal…
Wildsight presents Watermark and Ktunaxa water perspectives
Celebrate Earth Week with Wildsight at an evening featuring Edward Burtynsky’s film Watermark and a Ktunaxa speaker on water. Edward Burtynsky Following the success of…
Think Like a Watershed with Canada’s famous freethinker
Columbia Basin residents to hear from renowned Canadian author at Watershed Symposium John Ralston Saul in Pangnirtung, Nunavut John Ralston Saul, one of Canada’s renowned…
2013 Watershed Symposium: Think Like a Watershed
Columbia Salmon Festival pre-curser to symposium Local government officials and employees, First Nations, academics, professionals, ENGOs, stewardship groups, and community members are invited to participate in…
Rosen Lake most disturbed in region
Thanks to the most shoreline disturbance, Rosen Lake at Jaffray is the most disturbed lake in the East Kootenay. Regional District of East Kootenay (RDEK)…
Local water stewards swap stories with Canadian dignitaries
Recently, at a water governance conference in Vancouver, local water champions Paul Christy and Danny Osborne of the Lake Windermere Ambassadors had a chance to…