Events Calendar
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The Slocan Valley Wildfire Resiliency Program aims to empower community members, neighbourhoods and municipal governments with the knowledge and tools needed to help our communities become more resilient and fire adapted in case of a wildfire.
Includes…Tours of mitigation demo sites, Expert Speakers, Panel Q and A with Industry Experts, Refreshments
Speakers include:
Mel Reasoner, climate change
Stephan Martineau, landscape perspective
Don Mortimer, Fire Smart
Tom Bradley, Community Wildfire Protection Plan
The Slocan Valley Wildfire Resiliency Program aims to empower community members, neighbourhoods and municipal governments with the knowledge and tools needed to help our communities become more resilient and fire adapted in case of a wildfire.
Includes…Tours of mitigation demo sites, Expert Speakers, Panel Q and A with Industry Experts, Refreshments
Speakers include:
Mel Reasoner, climate change
Stephan Martineau, landscape perspective
Don Mortimer, Fire Smart
Tom Bradley, Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Come join us, together as a community to make connections for building a renewable and resilient Slocan!
Slocan is Canada’s 5th municipality with a commitment to be completely renewable by 2050. How do we get there? What role will you play?
This interactive workshop will include a brief presentation about inspiring examples of resilient and renewable communities in Canada and internationally, followed by an interactive community visioning session with fun, hands-on activities for adults, youth and children (send a postcard from the future!) Lunch will be served.
Bring your ideas and positive energy to co-create our community’s future!
About the Presenter Lily Yumagulova, MSc, PhD is the Chair of Climate Action Commission for the Village of Slocan.
Lily holds degrees in engineering and risk analysis and a PhD in planning for resilience. Over the past 20 years, she has worked as an educator, consultant and advisor with governments and communities internationally to support their search of a more resilient future. For the past three years, Lily has been falling in love with the beautiful Slocan Valley. This is your village, shape it or someone else will!
Support the Rail Trail Society and have a fun afternoon on the Trail.
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September 29 is World Rivers Day and all are invited to Crescent Valley to celebrate local rivers.
The day starts with a ceremony at the beach, from 1 to 1:45 pm, followed by refreshments and a video at Crescent Valley Hall from 2 to 3 pm.
A short documentary will be shown at 3, then at 3:30 to 4 the raffle draw takes place.
World Rivers Day, annually celebrated on the last Sunday in September, was created to improve and protect the rivers around the world. It began in 2005, when the United Nations launched the Water for Life Decade.