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Federal government invests $1M in Kus-kus-sum estuary restoration on Vancouver Island - Water Canada
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Federal government invests $1M in Kus-kus-sum estuary restoration on Vancouver Island - Water Canada
The federal government is contributing $1 million to restore a former industrial sawmill site in the K’ómoks Estuary on Vancouver Island, a project aimed at reviving critical habitat for salmon, birds, and other wildlife. The Kus-kus-sum restoration project covers 8.3 acres of tidal marsh and riparian forest in the Comox Valley, linking to an already protected area of healthy estuary. The site, which was degraded by sawmill operations that began…
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