Water is one of the most precious and important natural assets in the Okanagan Basin. Climate change models indicate that future precipitation levels in the Okanagan will be more variable – with an increased probability for more frequent water limited…
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Conservation and Drought Planning
2015 Drought Management Workshop – presentations (PDF) Water Conservation Guide for British Columbia Hydrometric Network Requirements for the Okanagan Basin Southern Nevada Water Authority Drought Plan Southern Nevada Water Authority Five-Year Conservation Plan Water Use Plan Guidelines Water Quantity Monitoring…
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- SNC-Lavalin probe dropped - Canada News - Castanet.net
- Central Okanagan on flood watch as snow melts - Salmon Arm Observer
- Trail of broken hearts, theft - Canada News - Castanet.net
- Tightrope of floods, drought - Penticton News - Castanet.net
- Sewer for Swan Lake area - Vernon News - Castanet.net
- Rainwater runoff control lagging in Canada says UBCO - The Daily Courier
- Okanagan organization helps provide water for all in Nepal - Summerland Review
- North Okanagan wastewater project petition process successful - Vernon Morning Star
- Our water future is just beginning“Patience, time and money accommodate all things.” – Spanish Proverb BC is in the middle of another resource development boom. Water isn’t one of them, but as always, is central to everything. More than 100 years ago, the Water Act was … Continue reading →
- Not waiting for Noah“Planning is best done in advance.” – Anonymous Flying into Calgary at the end of June, everyone on the plane was glued to the windows, staring at the mess of mud and debris from the Great Flood. Eventually, rivers always … Continue reading →
- Zebra mussels: scarier than Jurassic Park.“They’ll clump on rock, they’ll clump in pipe, and they’ll clump mussel-next-to-mussel-atop-mussel in astonishing congregations of as many as 70,000 individuals a square foot” – Sue McGrath It’s hard to get people excited about invisible threats that haven’t arrived yet, but … Continue reading →
