Kingfisher Creek Logo Creekside News
June 26, 1998
Issue One
Page 1 of 3
Page 2

Page 3

Archive

Dear
Editor






Salmon Main
Daily News Flowing From the Creek
Mouth of the culvert that takes the winter flows from the West Branch
Mouth of the culvert that takes
the winter flows from the West Branch.

Daily News Flowing from the Creek

Welcome to the first edition of Pacific Coast Salmon Fisheries' daily on-line magazine. The goal of this digital magazine is to provide readers with information related to stream restoration projects, both in the Campbell River area, and in the rest of British Columbia. The main focus will be the current restoration project on Haig-Brown Kingfisher Creek, near Campbell River. The information provided in these articles will eventually serve as an on-line archive/data base which will be applicable to stream restoration projects world wide.

Maturing spruce trees in the grove on the Haig-Brown Heritage Properties. This grove will be preserved as part of the creek's riparian zone.
Maturing spruce trees in the grove on the Haig-Brown
Heritage Properties. This grove will be preserved as part
of the creek's riparian zone.

In addition to providing you with information on the Haig-Brown Kingfisher Creek restoration project, posting articles relevant to a creek project in your area is an important component of this e-zine. So, if you have any contributions that you would like to see posted on the web and stored in our on-line archives, please e-mail me at kdbhbh@oberon.ark.com

The construction of this site is funded through Industry Canada's Schoolnet Digital Collections program. Its goal is to provide teachers and students with educational information and activities to be used in classroom and home settings.

Bookmark this site and visit it daily - to catch all the new developments about creek restoration on Haig-Brown Kingfisher Creek.

Top of page.

Go to page two.
[Next Issue]