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Columbia River Conversations

Columbia River Conversations

May 16
These events are currently full. However, you can still apply to be added to our waitlist. Join us for a journey into the heart of the Columbia River watershed alongside others who care deeply about our shared future. We will step into the landscape that shapes our future as we camp under the stars and learn from the land, and…

Upcoming Creston Valley Events

Discover the Ecology of Cottonwood Island: Guided Nature Walk with Jim Smith

Creston Valley
Sunday, September 7
Explore the incredible ecology of the Creston Valley on a fun and educational guided nature walk. Join us Sunday, September 7 from 9–11am for a walk led by retired forester and Wildsight Creston Director, Jim Smith.

Nature Walk: Thompson Pack Trail

Creston Valley
Sunday, September 14
These walks are family friendly and will explore various trails and habitats in the Creston Valley. Come out to learn about the ecology of the Creston Valley and have fun! Join us for a special guided nature walk on the…

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    My eight-year-old daughter doesn’t go anywhere without her books. They’re her safety net — her escape from the world. But this summer, when we camped at Kootenay Lake, her pile of books sat untouched.
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