Archive for: City of Courtenay

Pilot to Protect Species at Risk & Reduce Flooding Through Natural Asset Management Takes Big Step Forward

June 9, 2020/in News City of Courtenay, Comox Valley Land Trust, Comox Valley Regional District, Comox Valley’s Morrison Creek watershed, endangered species, Great Blue Heron, local governments, Morrison Creek Lamprey, Natural asset management, Western Painted Turtle /by MNAI

Comox Lake Watershed Update

March 5, 2020/in News City of Courtenay, Comox Lake Watershed Update, Comox Valley Regional District, economic value, inventory of natural assets, natural asset management project, person workshop, Village of Cumberland, water supply, wide group of stakeholders /by MNAI

News Release & Backgrounder: Nature helps communities manage flooding

February 24, 2020/in News assessments of natural infrastructure values, British Columbia, City of Courtenay, full technical reports, latest research, local governments, Municipal Natural Assets Initiative, natural assets, News Release, water supply /by MNAI

Engineers and the move towards municipal natural asset management: Interview with Ryan O’Grady, P.Eng., Director of Engineering, City of Courtenay

August 22, 2019/in News asset management, change initiative, City of Courtenay, fundamental principles of natural asset management, growing number of engineers, municipal natural asset management, professional engineering, project focuses, safe service delivery, unique opportunity /by MNAI

Canada’s first watershed-scale municipal natural asset management initiative is now underway!

March 21, 2019/in News Canada’s first watershed-scale, City of Courtenay, clean drinking water, Comox Valley Regional District, Local government services, municipal natural asset management initiative, reliable drinking water, technical support, Town of Comox, Vancouver Island /by MNAI

And then there were 11

October 4, 2018/in News City of Courtenay, City of Oshawa, community projects, District of Sparwood, Natural asset management, New Brunswick, particular focus, Southeast Regional Service Commission, water quality, Western Regional Service Commission /by MNAI