The Courtenay River Estuary.

One of, if not the most significant, attractions, and natural features in the Comox Valley is the Courtenay River Estuary. The Estuary has been ranked Class 1 status-only eight out of the 442 estuaries on the coast of BC have been given this ranking and is currently in process for designation with National Historic Status. it is truly an ecological and historical jewel.

Project Watershed and it's partners are committed to involving and connecting all to this extremely important zone of teaming life and biodiversity.

To learn more about The Courtenay River Estuary, visit http://projectwatershed.ca

Ours to enjoy. Ours to protect...

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[BlueBambooProduction]

@travelersnotes Hey, thanks for the kind word!

[travelersnotes]

Great video! Thanks for sharing! :o)

[BlueBambooProduction]

@daverobertson71 It was my pleasure David.

[daverobertson71]

:D I took your video work shop!!!! :D :D :D

[BlueBambooProduction]

@thomasdishlevoy Thank you for your kind words Tom. I'm inspired by your efforts and energy.

[thomasdishlevoy]

Nice video BlueBamboo! You inspire me. Well done Paul H.

It should scare the crap back into us if we all only knew that there is a high pressure sewer pipe running across the river and along the entire length of the estuary out to Goose Spit, waiting for the first good earthquake to crack open and spew all of Courtenay's sewage onto our shorelines and beaches. Why would we consider adding on to this outrageous system when there are cheaper and better systems to use?