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Courtenay biologist discusses potential ecological impacts of low snowpacks

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Vancouver Island is among the hardest-hit regions in B.C., with a basin snow water index 54 per cent below normal. The province's near-record low snowpacks could have devastating impacts on the environment. Powerhouses across the province depend on snowmelts and glacier runoffs for feeding their reservoirs.

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Courtenay biologist discusses potential ecological impacts of low snowpacks

Vancouver Island is among the hardest-hit regions in B.C. with a snowpack at 54% below average

1 month ago·Courtenay, Canada
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