Revitalizing the Campbell River
Wei Wai Kum First Nation
This project is working to protect and restore the Campbell River Estuary and nearby waterways that sustain it. The estuary has been impacted after decades of impacts from local industry. Specifically, this project is building partnerships, educational, and restoration programs that include watershed restoration and protection in the Campbell River Estuary, Quinsam River, Nunns Creek, and Kingfisher-Haig Brown Creek, while also inspiring future stewards within the community.
Pictured here: Campbell River Estuary and the The Wei Wai Kum’s fencing – made from alder and willow.
CATEGORY
Watershed Restoration and Protection
WATERSHED(S)
Pacific Coast
GRANT AMOUNT
$ 300,000
RELATED ARTICLES
“Wei Wai Kum Guardians: In the Steps of Our Ancestors” Co-authored by Wei Wai Kum Nation and Coast Funds
“Robron students tackle invasive species in Nunn’s Creek watershed” by Mark Kitteringham
“First Nations Guardians and Greenways partner to revitalize the Campbell River watershed” by Mark Kitteringham