Water for Life & Livelihoods: The CAVI Model, as explained by Jay Bradley
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Archive:
Oct 2011
7th Announcement: Peer-Based Learning Will Help Local Governments Implement ‘Watershed Blueprints’ in BC
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‘Living Rivers’ and ‘Partnership for Water Sustainability’ align efforts on Vancouver Island
Established by the Provincial Government in 2006, the vision of the Living Rivers Trust Fund (LRTF) is to create a legacy for British Columbia based on healthy watersheds, sustainable ecosystems and thriving communities. “Initially, Living Rivers and the Partnership will collaborate with local governments and others within the boundaries of the Nanaimo Regional District and Cowichan Valley Regional District to advance Convening for Action in the Mid-Island Region,” states Alan Lill,
Peer-Based Learning Will Help Local Governments Implement ‘Watershed Blueprints’ in BC
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YouTube Video: 'Where it falls – Re-inventing rainwater management in British Columbia's Capital Region'
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Nature has Designed a Partnership between Land and Water, says landsape architect Peter MacDonagh
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Private gardens are a valuable resource for urban drainage, says UK report
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Spring 2011 Seminar for BC Municipal Engineers draws attention to "Water Sustainability through Green Infrastructure"
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Decentralized Stormwater Source Controls for Urban Retrofit and Combined Sewer Overflow Reduction
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Chicago's Green Alleys: A large-scale project to reduce impervious surface
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