Please join CBWN at their Fall Member Meeting! Watershed stewards want to know: how can we be effective stewards of our watersheds? Join us this September 23 to learn about legal and policy tools that have worked for others, and to hear from our...
September 25th at 11am PT / 2pm ET for our next Fresh Ideas webinar. Joining us will be Nandita Basu, Associate Professor of Water Sustainability and Ecohydrology at the University of Waterloo, who will present her research findings on the role of small wetlands in...
KCP Fall Gathering & AGM REGISTER HERE The KCP Fall Gathering & AGM is coming up at the end of the month - join KCP partners from across the region on September 29 and 30 in Cranbrook to learn more about "Grasslands to Wetlands: Connecting...
REGISTER TODAY! Saturday, November 4th in Wynndel, BC (Just outside of Creston) REGISTER HERE Sign up for CARPOOLING HERE Review the AGENDA HERE Click on the image below to download a PDF to share with you friends and community members.
South Coast Conservation Program is pleased to offer "Species at Risk - On the Ground Policy", the fourth in a series of webinars focusing on the regulatory responsibilities, tools and resources to address stewardship and protection responsibilities for species at risk and their critical habitat...
Did you miss this presentation at the "Different by Design" conference in Nelson in September? Rural communities are challenged to attract sustainable funding for conservation efforts, including supporting watershed protection and restoration. The first part of this webinar will focus on watersheds and opportunities for...
A talk and discussion on the ethics of water management in the upper Columbia Basin and the possibility of salmon re-introduction above Grand Coulee Dam. "A River Captured" represents a decade of research and a lifetime of learning about water for local author Eileen Delehanty...
The Wild and Scenic Film Festival returns to Invermere for its fourth year! The festival promises a full evening of environmental and adventure films that illustrate the Earth's beauty, the challenges facing the planet and the work communities are doing to protect the environment, supplemented...
To help address the gaps in important water data needed by all levels of governments to make water-based decisions in the Columbia Basin in preparation for climate change. This 2-day water dialogue convened by Living Lakes Canada, the Columbia Basin Watershed Network, Selkirk College and...
The Columbia Region Ecological Discussions include speakers addressing a diversity of topics such as science communication, active ecological management, citizen science, research skills and techniques and the influences that our natural environment has on art and culture. For more info click here.
