Like a river with many tributaries that join to form a larger body of water, the OWC is made up of many pieces. Maybe you’ve seen OWC planting willows or taking water samples from a creek, or spoken to us at events throughout the watershed—but what makes all this work possible? As a charitable non-profit organization, where does our funding come from, and how do we make decisions? What do we do to help communities and ecosystems in the watershed? To answer these questions, we’re taking a peek behind the curtains at OWC.
A reason to hope
Meet Jordan Row - ‘Caring For Our Watersheds’ Volunteer
En Garde! Protecting Riparian Zones
OWC Goes to the Museum
Water You Celebrating this Canada Day?
World Environment Day 2017: Are you ALL IN?
Welcome Yvonne Barker to OWC staff!
Willow Stakes & Fence Posts : Backcountry Restoration Event 2016
What does it look like when a community rallies together - to protect drinking water and fish habitat, forging first-hand connections with the source of our river - while simultaneously making new friends? Broad smiles, muddy boots, and a gratifying sense of accomplishment, that’s what! Write-up and great photos here!







