The Okanagan Basin Water Board hosted an Okanagan Water Supply Webinar on May 8, to review the current and forecasted water supply for 2018 in the valley. Updates from: đź’§Environment Canada – Doug Lundquist đź’§BC River Forecast Centre – Dave…
Blog Archives
Missed our Water Supply Webinar?
The Okanagan Basin Water Board hosted an Okanagan Water Supply Webinar on April 16, to review the current and forecasted water supply for 2018 in the valley. Updates were provided by the International Osoyoos Lake Board of Control, the BC…
Water supply top of mind
April 10, 2018 – Castanet As the region prepares for the spring freshet and the possibility for flooding, the Okanagan Basin Water Board is helping locals to get a grip on this year’s water supply. The group is holding a…
Okanagan Water Supply Webinar – April 16
The Okanagan Basin Water Board is hosting a free “Okanagan Water Supply Webinar” on Monday, ‪April 16‬, ‪11 a.m.‬ – noon, looking at our current and forecasted water supply for 2018. There will be updates from Environment and Climate Change…
Missed our Water Supply webinar?
Find out what’s happening with the Okanagan’s water supply, including reservoir levels, groundwater, drought conditions and weather forecasts. View YouTube recording below: OR, click here to download the MP4 recording to your computer
Water Supply Webinar – Friday April 15
Are we heading for flooding or drought? Both, or neither? Join us for our annual water supply webinar this Friday, April 15, 11 a.m. to noon. This free online seminar will include an update on current Okanagan reservoir levels, snowpack,…
Missed our Water Supply webinar?
Download the summary here! Find out what’s happening with the Okanagan’s water supply, including reservoir levels, groundwater, drought conditions and weather forecasts.
Water Supply webinar – July 27
The OBWB is hosting a free Water Supply Webinar on Monday, July 27, 10 – 11am, with an update on the Okanagan’s water supply, including reservoir levels, groundwater, drought conditions and weather forecasts. The webinar will be of interest to…
“State of the Basin” webinar – May 15
The OBWB will be hosting a webinar Friday, May 15, 11am – noon, providing an update on the state of the valley’s water supply, including reservoir levels, snow pack, groundwater and current weather forecast information. The webinar will be of…
Don’t Move a Mussel – webinar
On June 19, 2013 the OBWB and Okanagan WaterWise held a free online seminar regarding zebra and quagga mussels, the impact an invasion would have on the Okanagan and what can be done to prevent the spread. The information session…
... Collaborative Water Management
... Water Quality Improvement
... Aquatic Weed Management
- Condo living taken to new high at Kelowna tower - The Daily Courier
- Federal finance minister to promote budget in Kelowna - The Daily Courier
- Restrictions on Okanagan milfoil control to protect mussels could hurt beaches - Global News
- Overloaded B.C. invasive mussel-sniffing dog getting help - InfoTel News Ltd
- Penticton arena's will get Band-Aid solution for now - Pentiction Western News
- True Leaf in 3500 stores - Vernon News - Castanet.net
- Two teens confirmed dead - BC News - Castanet.net
- Previous story Concert to conquer cancer comes to Vernon, Kelowna - Pentiction Western News
- 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 →
