CAVI releases program details for Seminar #2 in Comox Valley Learning Lunch Series

Seminar theme is "Regional Plans - Pathway to Water Sustainability"

Marc Rutten (120p) - Comox Valley RDLessons learned by the Regional District of Nanaimo and Metro Vancouver in undertaking bold water-centric planning initiatives will be shared. A desired outcome is that participants will understand WHAT alignment of regional processes with local actions looks like.
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Town Hall Sharing Session at Comox Valley Seminar #2: How local governments can apply Bill 27 to achieve "Water OUT = Water IN"

British Columbia's ‘Green Communities’ legislation creates new opportunity for water sustainability action

Water OUT = Water IN (graphic only)How do local governments align law, policy and technical tools to achieve a desired outcome? Stories provide a focus. The vision for the second seminar in the series is that participants will learn from the sharing of stories.
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Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar #2: "Regional Plans - Pathway to Water Sustainability"

Links to PowerPoint Presentations and YouTube Videos

Vancouver Island - location map (360p)Seminar #2 had an inter-regional focus, with the goal of sharing and learning from stories about bold water-centric planning initiatives on both sides of the Georgia Basin.
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Mission Possible: Convening for action on Vancouver Island to create our future

Eric Bonham connects the dots between John Muir in 1903 and CAVI in 2009

John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt at Yosemite (120p)Get out of our silos, cross the boundaries and take a collaborative approach to our future on Vancouver Island. In the late 19th century, John Muir said when we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.
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Aligning with New Directions: from Stormwater to RAINwater in Metro Vancouver

Ed von Euw contributes to inter-regional sharing at 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series

Ed von Euw (120p)Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island are learning from each other, and are moving in the same direction. Metro Vancouver is moving from STORMwater to RAINwater management.
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