Bowker Creek Biodiversity Day
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Kings Community Nature Space. Entry from the 1800 block on Kings Rd or Haultain
The Friends of Bowker Creek Society and our partners invite you to a community event on August 12th, 1:00-4:00 pm, at Kings Community Nature Space to celebrate the Bowker Creek Biodiversity Corridor.
Learn all about Bowker Creek and the great vision for its future - a Bowker Creek Biodiversity Corridor from the stream's headwaters to the Salish Sea. Bring the whole family for this free event, featuring local speakers, table displays, music by The Bald Eagles Band, games, crafts, and ice cream.
Did you know that Bowker Creek flows almost 10 kilometers through Saanich, Victoria and Oak Bay? Urban development has buried much of the channel as a storm sewer. We envision a living stream that supports a biodiversity corridor from the creek's source to the sea: a corridor of urban forest, active transportation, adaptation to climate change, and natural beauty and wellness, all at the heart of urban density.
For more information or email BowkerCreekEvents@gmail.com