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Celebrate Rivers on September 25 at Bright Angel Park

Celebrate Rivers on September 25 at Bright Angel Park

Aug 29, 2022

Every fourth Sunday in September, millions of people in over 100 countries celebrate World Rivers Day. Together, we care about the health of watersheds and appreciate our place in them.  We visit in community with the places where we gather.  We make new connections...

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    Xwulqe’selu Connections is a community-based research project led by the Groundwater Science and Sustainability research group at the University of Victoria and guided by Cowichan Tribes, Province of British Columbia, Cowichan Watershed Board, and Koksilah Working Group. We are funded by the National Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) for five years.