Just sent an e-mail to Mayor Jangula to show my personal support for the proposed Pedestrian/Cycling Bridge over the Courtenay River. Hope you will do the same! From the foot of 6th Street into Simms Park. Built by our Community for …
It’s been a long road for the folks from the Comox Valley Sierra Club in their battle against the development of a Gas n Go petrol station smack bang in the middle of what we now know to be the …
Keith duGal frequently takes his dog down to the water's edge and that's where he recently took these photos of a dead eagle and a dead bear, both beside the estuary. He thinks the eagle is the same one that …
It's on Facebook.com. It's on Tidechange.ca. It's on LinkedIn. Call to Artists & Creative Writers. Join us to inspire the vision and open the dialogue for creating the return of abundance by preserving the Courtenay River Estuary. Project Watershed and …
You’re invited to a Feast for the Eyes and Palette …. Mark May 29th, on your calendar as the night to enjoy the best of west coast seafood, art and music at the semi-formal gala dinner being hosted by Project …
Keep It Living by voting for PROJECT WATERSHED in the 10K Giveaway by First Credit Union & Insurance. Each and every vote brings the project closer to $10 000 of funding for estuary initiatives aimed at bringing about The Return …
Raising awareness and interest for the Courtenay River Estuary. Check out the latest page that was printed in today’s Record online on www.tidechange.ca
An interesting article in the Comox Valley Echo by Paul Horgen on the Courtenay River Estuary: The culmination of a year’s coordinated effort.
Dear editor, In October of 2008, Comox Valley Project Watershed Society sponsored a major symposium on the Courtenay River Estuary. The symposium featured leading experts on estuaries in B.C. and beyond. We learned that our estuary is one of only …
