Comox Valley Land Trust co\u002Dordinates multi\u002Dmillion purchase of Morrison Headwaters from Manulife Investment Management. Read more.
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“This protection not only preserves a precious habitat but also highlights the immense power we possess when we work together toward a common goal, reminding us that we can make a difference and create a lasting legacy,” said Tim Ennis, executive director of the CVLT.Article content The headwaters comprise a number of cold water springs that feed into the creek that runs into mud flats south of Comox.was discovered in the creek about 20 years ago and ever since efforts have been underway to protect the headwaters of the creek than runs through an urban setting before reaching the mud flats.
“The protection of this ecosystem has ensured that this rich and unique area will never be logged or developed,” he said. The natural springs that feed the creek are resistant to drought, making the site attractive to salmon as well as the lamprey. It is the most productive salmon stream of its size on southeast Vancouver [email protected] in-depth journalism is possible thanks to the support of our subscribers. For just $3.50 per week, you can get unlimited, ad-lite access to The Vancouver Sun, The Province, National Post and 13 other Canadian news sites.
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