Peninsula Streams Society

Conserving the watersheds of the Saanich Peninsula

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Streamkeepers Training – March 25-26

Environmental Education, Tod Creek, Volunteer

Streamkeepers Training – March 25-26

PeninsulaStreams
February 28, 2017

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  • Colquitz Coalition Annual Meeting – Feb. 13, 2019
  • Island View Beach Clean-up
  • Annual General Meeting – Sat. May 12th 2018
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  • Help us Celebrate our 15th Anniversary~!
  • Photo Album – Tod Watershed Bus Tour Oct 2017
  • Come Tour our proposed Millstream Fishway Project!
  • AGM Invitation – Sat. May 6th 2017
  • Volunteers Needed! Creatures of Habitat – April 2017

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Ian D. Bruce
Executive Coordinator
250.363.6596

Francesca Loro
Stewardship Coordinator
250.363.6480
PeninsulaStreams@gmail.com

Peninsula Streams Society
P.O. Box 6000, 9860 West Saanich Road, North Saanich BC, V8L 4B2

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Peninsula Streams Society helps coordinate stream restoration and habitat conservation on the Saanich Peninsula. We provide our associated groups with the technical expertise and resources to help achieve their goals.

Our goal is to achieve healthy aquatic habitat that supports self-sustaining populations of native species in both freshwater and marine environments. We accomplish this objective through research, restoration, innovative projects, public education and private land stewardship.

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