With Nature, For Nature.
Where: We will meet at 9am at the Somenos Marsh Wildlife Society Office, then head out together from there (Unit #3, 55 station Street, Downtown Duncan) What to Bring: Please bring personal water, weather appropriate clothing, and sturdy work shoes. We will
Hwy/rail corridor south. Meet at the corner of King Rd and Roland Lane near the Estuary Trail head. We will start from Hwy 1A and work northwards.
Transfer Beach. Meet in the Kinsman Hut to have coffee (BYO) with Friends of Holland Creek. We will be tending the native plant beds and doing broom busting and invasive work along the park edges and towards the pedestrian tunnel.
A free online session for anyone curious about flows in the Xwulqw'selu/Koksilah watershed. Hosted annually by the Koksilah Low Flows Working Group. Registration link and more details coming soon.
Holland Creek Estates. Meet in the Holland Creek Estates on Rollie Rose Road and Colonia Drive. The priority is to work along the south edge of Holland Creek. There is also dense broom on the uphill side of the estate
Arbutus Hump/upper Holland Creek. Meet in the parking lot by the waterwork, accessed via Ryan Place gate or from the trail. Continue to clear the area around the waterworks and towards Arbutus Hump.
Join us for the upcoming Speaker Series hosted by the Cowichan Watershed Board, where expert speakers share valuable insights on the well-being and sustainability of the Cowichan watershed, located within Quw’utsun territory. Each event is a wonderful opportunity to learn from those
Hwy/rail corridor north. Meet on Ludlow Road near the Home Hardware and work south along the highway/rail towards Transfer Beach access.
Holland Creek. Meet in the Info Hut on Methuen and 6 avenue to join Friends of Holland Creek to clear broom from the patch cleared last year and along the trail up towards the Rotary Lookout. On the way we will clear
Everyone welcome to come and update the group on zoom or in-person.
Transfer Beach: Meet in the Kinsman Hut to have coffee (BYO) with Friends of Holland Creek. We will be tending the native plant beds and doing broom busting and invasive work along the park edges and towards the Dogpatch and