Presentation to Boundary Invasive Species Society

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The Boundary Invasive Species Society held their Annual General Meeting on April 24. The Society had a brief business meeting and updated their strategic plan with a number of objectives that relate to overall watershed health. Members shared invasive species information and initiatives in their own areas (BC Parks; Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations; Christina Lake Stewardship Society; and others), and information was shared about new initiatives on educating boaters about aquatic invasive species (mussels in particular).

I gave a short update on the Kettle River Watershed Management Plan, highlighting the findings from the fall 2012 survey and discussing the Riparian Threat Assessment project.