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    2025 Mid-Year Report for the Partnership for Water Sustainability


    “The Partnership for Water Sustainability’s Mid-Year Report for 2025 provides an excellent understanding of our ‘philosophical’ rationale, how we function, and the collaborations and resources that make the Partnership effective. This is a baseline or landmark document,” stated Tim Pringle. The Partnership has adopted a storytelling approach to weave quotable quotes into a narrative that informs and engages readers about our mission, operational framework, ambassadors’ program and the array of initiatives that form the Partnership’s twin pillars of water sustainability.

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    GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: Hugh Fraser (1957-2025), inducted as a Lifetime Member of the Partnership in 2021


    Shared responsibility is a foundation piece for Delta’s rain garden program. “Everyone in the process, students, designers, managers and constructors, must understand and care about the big-picture goal. This requires an ongoing educational process that instills an ethic. This is a team effort. Nothing would have happened without all working together and continuing to work together. Creating a watershed health legacy will ultimately depend on how well we are able to achieve rain water management improvements on both public and private sides of a watershed,” stated Hugh Fraser.

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    2023 Annual Report for the Partnership for Water Sustainability in British Columbia


    “Growing a network breaks all the rules of conventional thinking. It is the antithesis of building an organization that has staff. Instead, the network aligns individuals and organizations to deliver results across organizational boundaries. However, a network does require a nucleus or ‘engine’ for legal and organizational continuity. The Partnership for Water Sustainability serves that function for our local government partners within the Georgia Basin bioregion. Ensuring continuity of the network comes down to how organizations continue WITHIN the network,” stated Kim Stephens.

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