Current Projects & Upcoming Events
Current Projects
Millard Piercy Watershed GAP Analysis Project
The Millard Piercy Watershed Gap Analysis is a project undertaken by the Comox Valley Conservation Strategy to determine the degree of protection offered to environmental health and biodiversity through local government legislation. The project is fully described on our “who we are” page.
The report, Millard-Piercy Watershed Gap Analysis: Towards a Watershed-Based Planning Framework for the Comox Valley, was published in December, 2009
Millard Piercy Watershed Gap Analysis Project PDF Documents
- Report with maps for viewing electronically (PDF)
- Report text only (without maps) for printing (PDF)
- Report maps only (without text) for printing on 11×17 (PDF)
Streamkeeper and Stewardship Group Resource Team
There are dozens of local stewardship, stream keeper and environmental groups working to protect and restore lands and waters of the Comox Valley year round. They all have two things in common: a deep commitment to conservation and a need for more resources to support them in their work.
The steering committee of the Comox Valley Conservation Strategy Community Partnership (CVCSCP) invited members of these groups to an inaugural meeting on Saturday, November 28, 2009 for the purpose of examining the needs of local groups and identifying ways of increasing the resources available to them.
From this meeting, the Streamkeeper and Stewardship Group Resource Team was born. The group met again on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 to identify goals and to formulate an action plan.
For more information or to get involved with this project, contact David Stapley or Kerry Dawson via the contact us page.
