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February 18, 2025

The CKISS field crew members plus a few extra CKISS employees!

Older: Seedy Saturdays: Grow Your Garden, Not Invasive Species!

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  • Seedy Saturdays: Grow Your Garden, Not Invasive Species!
    As spring approaches, gardeners across the Kootenays are eagerly planning their gardens, and what better way to kickstart the season than by …

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  • April 9, 2025 – Webinar: Protecting BC’s Fish & Waterways: What Anglers & Boaters Need to Know About Whirling Disease
    Whirling disease, a parasite that threatens juvenile trout and whitefish, has been detected in Kootenay Lake. This invasive pathogen poses a serious …

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  • Yellow Flag Iris

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