Michelle finishing a bioengineering project building a woven willow spilling wall to collect eroding material from the site of a small landslide and to slow down the erosion of the base by high flows.
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About Me
- Nanoose Streamkeepers
- Nanoose / Lantzville, British Columbia, Canada
- Preserving genetic diversity through protection of Wild Salmon stocks. Nanoose Streamkeepers were formed in 1999 when local residents came together with Nanoose First Nations to promote stewardship and protection of the local Wild Salmon streams within the watersheds of Nanoose Bay and surrounding area. Habitat protection and restoration are seen as the cornerstone of our endeavours. All the streams within our area have runs of Wild Coho , Wild Chum, Sea-run Cutthroat and the occasional Steelhead along with resident Cutthroat. When we began we soon realized that to introduce the hatchery plan of enhancement would be to the detriment of the thousands of years of natural selection. During the winter months we are active planting trees, Bioengineering erosion sites, ( Willow wattling) repairing trails, and taking walks of the streams. During the summer months we conduct a fry salvage program to remove Wild Coho fry from drying pools within the lower reaches of Bonnel Creek. Between 10,000 and 15,000 fry per year for the last 10 years have been removed to wetted year round habitat. Written by John Dunn
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- Nanoose Creek Foot Bridge
- Spilling Wall
- Bonnel Cr. Gas Line Crossing
- Bonnel Cr. Debris Jam
- Nanoose Bay Styrofoam Cleanup
- Nanoose Bay Styrofoam Collection
- Nanoose Bay Dock and Styrofoam Removal
- Cutthroat Trout
- Some NSKS Signage
- Tuesday March 10 2009
- Stair Building - Saturday 14 March 2009
- More Photos From The Stairs
- Tuesday 17th March 2009
- Saturday 21st March 2009
- Tuesday 24th March 2009
- Saturday 28th March 2009
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