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​Our Mission:
​To restore and maintain the ecological features of the Tsolum River watershed by acting to preserve the integrity and stability of the river and its biotic community which will provide the necessary conditions for a self-supporting fish population.

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ALERT for Feb 16

After the recent massive flood event we are now  receiving reports of stranded salmon smolts in drying shrinking pools and ponds in the Tsolum watershed.
The past few days EOTR volunteers have rescued recently hatched Pink Salmon smolts and Coho Salmon smolts from two locations.
If you see stranded salmon please contact
EOTR Coordinators​: 
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Stuart Carwithen 250​.334​.4146 or 
Allan Chamberlain 604​.815​.9324
T​hank you!




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NOTICE of Annual General Meeting: March 28th, 2026.
We would like to invite all members, future members and interested public to our 2026 AGM.
1 - 3 pm Saturday, March 28th. Dove Creek Hall, 3400 Burns Road, Courtenay, BC
Refreshments will be served.

This year we welcome Allan Chamberlain, Professor Emeritus, Fish and Wildlife, Fleming College.
His talk is titled:

“
Eyes on the River Accomplishments and Goals for 2026”



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We respectfully acknowledge that the Tsolum Watershed that we cherish and protect flows through 
the unceded traditional territory of the K'omoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this place
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Tsolum River Restoration Society 2023