The Columbia Basin Water Quality (CBWQ) Monitoring Project is a water stewardship project funded by the Columbia Basin Trust. Members of the CBWQ are also members of the Columbia Basin Watershed Network (www.cbwn.ca), which supports non-government groups working to conserve, protect, and monitor water resources throughout the Canadian-Columbia River basin. Wildsight Golden has completed water quality and quantity monitoring in the Upper Columbia since 2009.
To learn more about our program, please look at our CBWQMP Brochure
To learn more about the CBWQ, please visit http://cbwq.ca/about-us/
Wildsight Golden has over 20 years of history of initiating conservation, advocacy, and environmental programs in the Upper Columbia. We work towards our vision of a resilient and vibrant Columbia Headwaters: healthy creeks, streams, rivers, and wetlands; teeming aquatic and terrestrial biodiversity; productive and diverse forests that support wildlife connectivity, recreation, and sustainable forestry; and clean air for all to breathe and share.
