News

Morrison Headwaters The Morrison Creek Headwaters, a 275-hectare area of exceptional ecological value, has been permanently protected, thanks to the support of donors, partners, and the public. This conservation milestone ensures that the headwaters, home to endangered species like the Morrison Creek lamprey and vital habitat for Coho salmon, will…

Project Team: • Morrison Creek Streamkeepers • Fisheries and Oceans Canada • Pacific Salmon Foundation • School District 71 • Current Environmental Ltd. Purpose: To restore and enhance the riparian (streamside) and in-stream habitat of Arden Creek where it runs across School District 71 property at École Puntledge Park Elementary…

With the weather improving we have been able to get out into the headwaters again on occasion and found a pair of Green-winged Teal in monkey flower pond with a pair of mallards. Green-winged Teal Nice to start the new year with a new bird for the headwaters list!  Spring…

Morrison Creek Streamkeepers (MCS) have joined forces with the Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) to purchase land to create the 22 hectare Morrison Headwaters Nature Preserve (See the Short Video). We are leading interpretive walks Saturday mornings for the summer to raise awareness of this hidden gem. We hope you…

Morrison Creek Streamkeepers (MCS) have joined forces with the Comox Valley Land Trust (CVLT) to purchase land to create the Morrison Headwaters Nature Preserve! See the Short Video about this exciting project. CVLT has signed an Agreement to Purchase 22 hectares of the headwaters for conservation. Now we need to…

After the excitement of last year's projects, which are working fantastically well I am glad to say, the Morrison Creek Streamkeepers are powering down a bit this year to catch their breath.  That said we are looking for people interested in exploring the headwaters with an eye toward likely places…

Well, it was a busy month but the restoration work got done and boy, what an improvement it made! We took out the old weir at Second Street that was impeding fish movement at best and killing fish at worst as you can see from the before video.