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Rethinking our Water Ways — The Regional Workshops
A wrap-up report and speaker presentations are now available from “Rethinking our Water Ways” a series of five regional workshops on water and watershed planning hosted by FBC in Prince George, 100 Mile House, Salmon Arm, Chilliwack and New Westminster between September 2011 and January 2012.
Thanks to all presenters and participants who attended the workshops and took this opportunity to:
- discuss key water and watershed issues, challenges and opportunities
- increase awareness and capacity for water planning
- understand climate impacts and adaptation and
- share local and regional perspectives, initiatives and success stories.
The 2011-2012 workshop series complemented the release of FBC’s Rethinking our Water Ways guide and website.
Check out the workshop report and presentations.
Workshop Report
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Rethinking our Water Ways: A Report on Regional Workshops on Water and Watershed Planning in the Face of Climate Change and Other Challenges
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Workshop Presentations
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Rethinking our Waterways: Workshop Agenda and Overview
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Steve Litke, Fraser Basin Council |
Shuswap River Watershed Sustainability Plan |
Anna Page and Laura Frank, Regional District of North Okanagan |
City of Vancouver: Climate Change Adaptation |
Tamsin Mills, City of Vancouver |
Peeling Back the Pavement: POLIS Water Sustainability Project |
Jesse Baltutis, POLIS |
RAC | San Jose Watershed: Investigating the Impacts of Climate Change on Forests, Water and Forest Resources |
Harry Nelson, UBC |
Watersheds, Groundwater and Public Health
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Marc Zubel, Fraser Health Authority
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Metro Vancouver’s Tap Water Campaign |
David Hocking, Metro Vancouver
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Shuswap Lake Integrated Planning Process |
Mike Simpson, Fraser Basin Council
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Agriculture Water Demand Model
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Ted van der Gulik, Ministry of Agriculture |
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