Gregoire grew up on a farm in southern Quebec and after a few years of travelling across Canada, he moved to the Slocan Valley in 1989. In 1991, he created the Kootenay Permaculture Institute to follow his passion for permaculture and ecological agriculture.
Click here to view the projects which are recipients of the 2015 Columbia Valley Local Conservation Fund.
Presented by Deb MacKillop, Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations.
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Todd Larsen has always had a keen interest in wildlife biology and conservation, and communicating that passion through environmental education. He has worked in a variety of disciplines including spotted owl research in California, horse guiding in Jasper, and outdoor education in Nova Scotia.
Presented by David Minkow, Canadian Freshwater Alliance
KCP Stewardship Coordinator (.50FTE – 12 month renewable contract)
Location flexible within the Kootenay Region
The Kootenay Conservation Program (KCP) is a network of over 70 partner organizations working collaboratively to […]
Claire de la Salle has been KCP’s Stewardship Coordinator since 2013. She has now stepped down from this […]
The rural areas around Kootenay Lake have become the second region Canada to adopt a comprehensive local conservation fund tax. On November 15, 2014 voters in the Regional District […]
