Here is some troubling news that was published recently: From: http://www.bclocalnews.com/sports/284092861.html by Jim Bailey - Trail Daily Times posted Nov 27, 2014 at 11:00 AM— updated Nov 27, 2014 at 12:01 PM The Family Day Fishing Derby was cancelled earlier this week, as angler concern for the fishery on Kootenay...
Click here to read an article written about the Friends of Kootenay Lake by one of our funders the Real Estate Foundation of BC ...
This Riparian and Wetlands Action Plan sets out priorities for the Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program to guide projects within the FWCP...
Update from the Top of the Lake Community Shoreline Clean-Up On Sunday September 28th, sixteen people showed up to help out with the shoreline clean-up in Argenta. Volunteers managed to pull a full pick up truck worth of garbage off the beach including fridges, freezers and...
The Friends of Lardeau River, the Kootenay Conservation Program and the Friends of Kootenay Lake are teaming up to organize a community shoreline clean-up in the north end of Kootenay Lake. When: Sunday September 28th 10:00am-1:00pm Where: Rendezvous at the Argenta boat launch (4.3km south from intersection...
Registration Now Open For 2nd Annual Kootenay Lake Summit When: Saturday October 18th 9:30am-3:30pm Where: 403 5 St, Kaslo, BC (Royal Canadian Legion – Branch No 74) The 2nd Annual Lake Summit will bring together people who live near Kootenay Lake to inspire and educate. There will be...
On Sunday September 28th come and celebrate World Rivers Day at the North Kootenay Lake Shoreline Clean-up event. From 10am-2pm the Friends of Kootenay Lake are looking for volunteers to help clean-up the shoreline where the Lower Lardeau-Duncan River meets Kootenay Lake. Details TBA....
Summer is here and Friends of Kootenay Lake are planning the following fun free events around the lake: Western Toad Monitoring Workshop in Harrop - This workshop will be lead by amphibian expert Jakob Dulisse and will train citizens how to monitor for western toads. After...
Look at a watershed map of Canada, and you will see how deeply connected we are, by the ponds, lakes, streams, and rivers that flow out into our five major watersheds – the Atlantic Ocean, Hudson Bay, Arctic Ocean, Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. Our watersheds connect...
