Wetland stewards often continue their own projects after completing a wetlands education course. Read about what they’re up to…
This article was submitted by the Logan Lake Enhancement Working Group.Part 2 is now out. Click here to read it! What do you do with a class of twenty eager 4th year Ecological Restoration students from BCIT? Restore/create wetlands of course. That’s just what happened in September 2013 at Logan Lake. The Logan Lake Enhancement …
How do you reclaim five damaged wetlands in your neighbourhood’s only Natural Area Park? You start by forming a small committee of dedicated and experienced wetland enthusiasts who are willing to hang in there for the long haul. Then you plan. A lot. Tom Biebighauser (right) discussing design for 15% slope. And you seek advice …
Continue reading Dallas-Barnhartvale Nature Park Wetlands Restoration Project 2013
Having the blood of Ernest Harrop himself flowing through her veins, Jennifer Dehnel has a long-time connection with the Harrop area. Like a storybook romance, Jenn’s husband Kurt grew up on the opposite side of Kootenay Lake, leading to their eventual meeting in their early teens. Being in the area for most of their lives …
One great thing about the 2012 Sea-to-Sky Wetlands Institute workshop, hosted on July 9 to 15, is that it was made more accessible due to the generous support of our financial partners (listed at the end of the article). This meant that those unable to attend in previous years, due to financial barriers (ex. Students, recent …
Continue reading Planning Somenos Marsh: Major Proposal Developed by Wetlands Institute Participant
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