In July 2024, a large landslide blocked the Chilcotin River, stopping the flow of water for six days. Water backed up more than 11 kilometers upstream, forming a temporary lake and leading to flood warnings and evacuation orders for nearby communities.…
Unlocking First Nations Salmon Science Access Through Indigenous Innovation
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UpdatesNew Drought Monitoring Tools Support Salmon Stewardship in the Upper Fraser
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UpdatesWhen Disaster Struck the River, Indigenous Leadership Led the Response
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